About
About REM Heritage
An educational project at the intersection of memory, identity and democratic values.
About the project
Remembrance as education, dialogue and shared responsibility.
REM Heritage is an educational initiative dedicated to strengthening Holocaust remembrance through intergenerational exchange, participatory learning and shared historical reflection.
REM Heritage brings together organisations, 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.
Memory
Preserving and transmitting historical knowledge through personal stories, documented events and archival material.
Education
Creating learning experiences that help young people understand the Holocaust and reflect on its contemporary relevance.
Dialogue
Encouraging intergenerational and intercultural exchange between students, educators, communities and experts.
Participation
Supporting young people to become active voices for remembrance, inclusion and democratic values.
Why REM Heritage matters
In a rapidly changing social and cultural context, REM Heritage explores how historical knowledge is transmitted, reinterpreted and sustained across generations.