Holocaust Education Remembrance Through Intergenerational Exchange
A European initiative dedicated to keeping Holocaust remembrance alive, connecting generations through education, personal stories, and shared dialogue.
Memory Across Generations
The past speaks when someone listens.
REM Heritage creates spaces where historical knowledge, personal stories and educational practice meet. Through intergenerational exchange, the project supports remembrance as an active, shared and human process.
A space where memory is not only preserved, but shared, questioned and carried forward.
Project Overview
An educational project at the intersection of memory, identity and democratic values.
REM Heritage brings together organizations, educators, young people and communities from across Europe to strengthen Holocaust education, through participatory methods, archive-based learning, youth engagement and cross-generational dialogue.
At its core, the project believes that remembrance is not only a historical duty, but a foundation for building more just and inclusive societies today.
About the projectFocus areas
What the project focuses on
REM Heritage works through four connected areas that bring historical knowledge, education and civic participation together.
Education
Design and implement interactive workshops and educational programmes for students and young people, building bridges between the lessons of the past and the challenges of the present.
Remembrance
Deepen historical knowledge by connecting archival sources and documented events with personal testimonies and contemporary realities.
Dialogue
Foster meaningful intergenerational exchange between young people, educators, testimonies, and community members across partner countries.
Active participation
Empower young people to become agents of remembrance through interactive activities, networking, and capacity-building that connects youth, educators, policymakers and experts in a shared civic mission.
Activities
From Learning to Action
REM Heritage moves beyond the classroom, turning knowledge into engagement and memory into meaningful participation.
View all activitiesDesigning and delivering Holocaust remembrance programmes with high school students, using digital storytelling as a creative tool for reflection and expression.
Facilitating inclusive, dialogue-based workshops with young adults from diverse backgrounds, exploring antisemitism, racism and social exclusion — past and present.
Connecting youth, professionals, educators and community stakeholders to share knowledge, strengthen local engagement and shape more effective approaches to Holocaust education.
A youth-led network encouraging young people to become active voices for remembrance and continue the project’s mission beyond its lifetime.
Public events for sharing knowledge, project results and experiences with educators, experts, policymakers and relevant stakeholders across Europe.
Resources
Educational materials, results and archives access.
The resources area brings together project outputs, publications, educational tools and access to archival materials in a digital platform.
Explore resourcesEducational materials
Learning resources and tools developed to support Holocaust education and remembrance activities.
Project outputs
Reports, guides, campaign material and results produced throughout the REM Heritage project.
Archives access
Connections to archival material, documented events and historical sources that support memory-based learning.
Consortium
Project partners
REM Heritage brings together organisations with experience in education, remembrance, civil society, research and social action.
CARDET
CARDET is one of the leading research and training centers in the eastern Mediterranean region with global expertise in project design and implementation, project management, training and e-learning.
KMOP
KMOP is a leading Greek NGO with over 40 years of experience in human rights, social inclusion and policy research.
European Jewish Association
The European Jewish Association is the biggest federation of Jewish organizations and communities working all over Europe.
Deutsche Schule Athen
The Deutsche Schule Athen is a German international school in Greece following the German curriculum and leading to the German International Abitur.
AHE LODZ
The University of Humanities and Economics in Łódź (AHE) is a Polish higher education institution with over 30 years of experience, actively involved in implementing educational and social projects with a European dimension.
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