MuRem

The Arolsen Archives are the international center on Nazi persecution with the world’s most comprehensive archive on the victims and survivors of National Socialism.

CDEC Foundation is the major Italian institute for the history and the documentation on contemporary Italian Jewry.

The Centre for Public History (CPH) uses scientific research, education and public interventions to promote the application of history for the benefit of society, in order to
develop critical thinking about historical processes and build a culture of peace.

The Danish Jewish Museum is a state-recognized and independent institution, inaugurated in 2004. The museums area of responsibility is Danish Jewish cultural history in Denmark, mainly in the period after the year 1622 – when Jews were invited to settle in Denmark by king Christian 4. – until the present.

Transnational Holocaust research, commemoration and education is the mission of the European Holocaust Research Infrastructure (EHRI), and its main challenge is the wide dispersal of sources and expertise across many institutions.

The mission of the institute is researching and publishing scientific studies regarding the tragedy of the Jews; promoting the Holocaust’ victims remembrance; supporting the intercultural dialogue through the development of various educational and cultural activities.

_erinnern.at_  is the program for teaching and learning about National Socialism and the Holocaust implemented by the OeAD –  Austria’s Agency for Education and Internationalization. The aim is to support the transfer of historical and methodological-didactic knowledge into educational practice and to reflect on the causes and consequences of the Holocaust for the present.

The meeting in Wannsee on January 20, 1942, marks an important date in the history of the Holocaust. The memorial and educational site shows exhibitions and offers educational programs on the history of National Socialism, the persecution and murder of the European Jews, its prehistory and its consequences.

Our educational, networking and leadership programs focus on respect for human rights and actions supporting democracy,
civil society and multiculturalism.

Jasenovac Memorial Site with the Memorial Museum was founded in 1968 with the task of compiling, scientifically processing and exhibiting museum and archive material concerning the ustasha Jasenovac concentration camp.

The Jewish Museum of Hohenems remembers the Jewish community of Hohenems and its various contributions to the development of Vorarlberg and the surrounding regions of the Alps.

Kazerne Dossin is a memorial, museum and research center, located at a site of historical significance in Belgium. Between 1942 and 1944, the Dossin Barracks were used by the Nazis as an assembly camp for Jews and Roma arrested in Belgium and Northern France.

Renowned, competent, innovative – The Kreuzberg Initiative Against Anti-Semitism – KIgA e. V. offers comprehensive expertise in the field of political education for the migration society as a whole.

The Lost Shtetl Museum is a cultural and educational institution that will open its doors in Šeduva, Lithuania in 2024. “Shtetl” is the Yiddish word for a small town, and the word “lost” in the name of the institution reflects the tragic disappearance of Jewish communities throughout Lithuania and the rest of eastern Europe during World War II.

The Museo Nazionale dell’Ebraismo Italiano e della Shoah – MEIS (National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah) was founded with the mission to recount over two thousand years of Jewish history in Italy.

The Shoah Memorial works for the dissemination and teaching of the history of the Shoah to large and diverse audiences, including school children. He designs exhibitions within his institutions and abroad, in France and abroad, and circulates travelling exhibitions.

MEMOSHOÁ – Holocaust Teaching and Memory Association aims to develop the educational and memory work of the Holocaust, with a special focus on the school environment.

Minor coordinates the MuRem project. It is a diverse, Berlin-based organization, implementing projects with and for marginalised groups in society.

The Jewish Museum of Rome is located in the Great Synagogue monumental complex. Walking across the different rooms you can see a reconstruction of the Jewish life in Rome since the earliest settlement.

The Never Forget Project is part of the national program around the memory of the Holocaust, was approved by the Council of Ministers (Resolution No. 51/2020). This program aims to promote initiatives of homage, dissemination and development of study and knowledge on the Holocaust, namely the role assumed by Portuguese who supported victims of the Nazi regime, among which Aristides de Sousa Mendes stands out, as well as Portuguese victims.

POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews is the first public-private partnership institution formed together by the government, the local government, and a non-governmental organization.

Post Bellum is a non-governmental non-profit organization whose main focus is the documentation of the memories of witnesses of the important historical phenomena of the 20th century.

Progetto Memoria (PM) is a non-profit cultural association committed to the transmission of memory and history of
the Shoah and anti-Jewish persecution in Italy, through meetings with witnesses, death camp-survivors, experts in
historical, scientific, literary and artistic fields.

UAB’s European projects SO-CLOSE and WIRE expose the commonalities of past and present experiences of forced displacement and women’s past and present resistance against any forms of totalitarism, through digital intermediaries, to enhance social cohesion and combat racism and xenophobia.

The Anne Frank Educational Center in Frankfurt is active throughout Germany in raising awareness among young people and adults about anti-Semitism, racism and other forms of misanthropy – and in strengthening them for active participation in an open, democratic society.

The Norwegian Center for Holocaust and Minority Studies (HL-center) is a research, education and documentation center in Oslo focusing on the Holocaust, other genocides, extremism, antisemitism, hate speech, and the situation of minorities in contemporary societies.

The Union of the Italian Jewish Communities (UCEI) is the body representing Italian Jews before the State and its institutions, both at national and international levels.

ZWEITZEUGEN e. V. was founded in 2010 with a new approach of remembrance of the Holocaust and its lessons for our present and future. We  want to be role models especially for young people and form an antipole to antisemitism, to the growing right-wing extremism, to violence and to the salability of right-wing populist statements.