Conferences

Upcoming Conferences

 

Krakow Conference

24 – 26 February 2023

20 teacher trainers from around Europe will meet in Krakow at the Galicia Jewish Museum. The Conference will explore how Jewish heritage can be integrated into European educational systems, and will feature  presentations by Joanna Michelic (Foundation for Jewish Heritage), Dariusz Popiela, and Konstanty Gebert. Guests will also have the chance to learn more about Jewish culture by attending a Shabbat dinner at the local Jewish Community Centre, a Shabbat lunch and a Havdalah ceremony. 

For more information, please contact Fabian Rühle at ruehle@centropa.org.


Brussels Conference

June 2023 (exact date to be announced)

The final conference of the EU3 project will take place in Brussels.

Previous Conferences

Bologna Conference

April 2022

Foundation for Jewish Heritage and Centropa representatives attended the Euroclio conference held in Bologna in April 2022 entitled ‘What is History For?’

The Jewish cemeteries project was presented, demonstrating how Jewish cemeteries can be used as significant places of education, developing understanding of the Jewish narrative in Europe while also engaging in values education.  Case studies and lesson plans were provided to assist teachers in thinking through the concept and how it could be applied within their schools.

The Euroclio conference programme can be downloaded here.

Conferences

Conferences

Upcoming Conferences

 

Krakow Conference

24 – 26 February 2023

20 teacher trainers from around Europe will meet in Krakow at the Galicia Jewish Museum. The Conference will explore how Jewish heritage can be integrated into European educational systems, and will feature  presentations by Joanna Michelic (Foundation for Jewish Heritage), Dariusz Popiela, and Konstanty Gebert. Guests will also have the chance to learn more about Jewish culture by attending a Shabbat dinner at the local Jewish Community Centre, a Shabbat lunch and a Havdalah ceremony. 

For more information, please contact Fabian Rühle at ruehle@centropa.org.


Brussels Conference

June 2023 (exact date to be announced)

The final conference of the EU3 project will take place in Brussels.

Previous Conferences

Bologna Conference

April 2022

Foundation for Jewish Heritage and Centropa representatives attended the Euroclio conference held in Bologna in April 2022 entitled ‘What is History For?’

The Jewish cemeteries project was presented, demonstrating how Jewish cemeteries can be used as significant places of education, developing understanding of the Jewish narrative in Europe while also engaging in values education.  Case studies and lesson plans were provided to assist teachers in thinking through the concept and how it could be applied within their schools.

The Euroclio conference programme can be downloaded here.

Conferences

Upcoming Conferences

 

Krakow Conference

24 – 26 February 2023

20 teacher trainers from around Europe will meet in Krakow at the Galicia Jewish Museum. The Conference will explore how Jewish heritage can be integrated into European educational systems, and will feature  presentations by Joanna Michelic (Foundation for Jewish Heritage), Dariusz Popiela, and Konstanty Gebert. Guests will also have the chance to learn more about Jewish culture by attending a Shabbat dinner at the local Jewish Community Centre, a Shabbat lunch and a Havdalah ceremony. 

For more information, please contact Fabian Rühle at ruehle@centropa.org.


Brussels Conference

June 2023 (exact date to be announced)

The final conference of the EU3 project will take place in Brussels.

Previous Conferences

Bologna Conference

April 2022

Foundation for Jewish Heritage and Centropa representatives attended the Euroclio conference held in Bologna in April 2022 entitled ‘What is History For?’

The Jewish cemeteries project was presented, demonstrating how Jewish cemeteries can be used as significant places of education, developing understanding of the Jewish narrative in Europe while also engaging in values education.  Case studies and lesson plans were provided to assist teachers in thinking through the concept and how it could be applied within their schools.

The Euroclio conference programme can be downloaded here.