News
We have started our follow-up project “Bridges of Remembrance”. There will be an exhibition on our media website and offline in Berlin beginning 1st of December 2023 until 13th of January 2024. Also we will have a study trip to Georgia beginning of October within the project.
Bridges of Remembrance
All information on our project on transnational remembrance work you can find at our website: https://cultures-of-remembrance.com.
The general goal of the project is to critically examine how World War II, National Socialism, and the fight against it are remembered in different regions and different groups. Due to the current war in Ukraine, we are also investigating connections between the current war and historical events in the context of World War II. The project engages in conversations while traveling and learning about Georgia’s history, especially the history of the 20th century, focusing on what we can learn from history and its relevance to our lives today and today’s political developments.
The project is funded by
Cultures of Remembrance
Goals of the project
- Critically examine how World War II, National Socialism and the fight against it is remembered in different regions of Europe
- Based on this joint analysis develop alternative concepts for commemoration work with young people
- create a media portal that will inform about existing narratives and critical approaches to the history of World War II
The project consists of
- two international exchanges in Ukraine (30/08/2021 – 06/09/2021) and Greece (2022)
- an accompanying online program to prepare the media platform
- creation of a collection of methods to facilitate remembrance work with young people
- development of concepts for workshops and youth events at memorial sites
Projectpartners
Events
- 13.04.21: Young people rememberg: Workshop for memorial work online.
- 19.08.21: Narratives on Ukrainian Memorial Culture
- 01.-06.09.21: Travel to Kyiv & Saint Petersburg
- 10.02.22: Why did men rape? Masculinity, sexual violence and the Holocaust.
- 24.02.22: Collaborationism and Holocaust: The case of Ukrainian police in Kyiv
remembrance[at]educat-kollektiv.org
The project is funded by the EVZ Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office.