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How does belonging shape Holocaust remembrance? Explore how different societies remember, confront the past, and shape future discourse—through dialogue, discussion, and creative approaches.

How did colonialism shape WWII? This workshop examines the role of people from colonized countries, their war contributions, and how their involvement influenced post-war societies and global debates.

Explore untold WWII stories in this workshop. Discover hidden narratives of women, resistance fighters, and displaced communities through hands-on activities, discussions, and creative exhibits.

How does the law shape memory and justice? This workshop explores human rights cases through debates and a “HistoCourt” simulation, challenging participants to rethink legal frameworks and history.

Explore the hidden stories of sexual violence in war. This workshop reflects on the experiences of women forced into servitude, societal silencing, and ways to reconstruct narratives through dialogue.

How do film and social media shape views on WWII? This workshop explores historical representation, audience engagement, and ethical challenges through analysis, discussion, and critical reflection.

How do board games shape WWII narratives? This workshop explores their impact, storytelling, and educational value. Play, analyze, and design games to rethink history through a creative lens.

How do WWII narratives change across countries? This workshop explores texts and memorials, questioning how memory is shaped, whose stories are told, and if a universal narrative is possible.

What stories do WWII photos tell? This workshop explores how images shape narratives, guiding participants to analyze, interpret, and create stories before revealing the real histories behind them.

How do competing memories shape WWII narratives? This workshop explores Multidirectional Memory as a tool to analyze remembrance, deconstruct narratives, and promote inclusive commemoration.

Explore WWII through filmmaking in this workshop. Reflect on personal connections, learn techniques, and collaborate to create short films that blend creativity with historical reflection.

Explore WWII and migration through personal accounts. Analyze narratives, discuss migration's impact, and examine how language shapes the personal experience during mass migration.