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Remembering the Holodomor

We invite you to our upcoming webinar entitled ‘Remembering the Holodomor’, which will take place on 8 November at 4 pm (Brussels time). The meeting will last 1,5 h.

 

The Holodomor, known as the Great Famine of 1932-1933 and genocide of the Ukrainian nation, stands as a tragic testament to a long-standing disinformation campaign.

Our webinar aims to honor the memory of the Holodomor’s victims and equip educators with the tools to enhance students’ awareness of disinformation and fake news.

We’ll be introducing free educational resources developed by the ENRS, designed to help educators address this challenging chapter of Ukrainian history. These resources include a presentation, an essay, and a lesson plan.

 

Our speakers will be Daria Chudinova from Holodomor Museum in Kiev, Karolina Stojek-Sawicka, teacher from Liceum Ogólnokształcące (Secondary School) nr V, Wrocław, Poland.

 

Daria Chudinova will present the museum’s experiences in the area of the Holodomor education with different target groups, among other students and teenagers.

 

Karolina Stojek-Sawicka, who used educational materials developed by ENRS with her students, will share her experiences and provide tips on how to conduct a lesson about the Holodomor.

 

You can register here: https://forms.office.com/e/y8WcqJ4vCR.

 

We kindly ask you to transfer this information to the teachers and educators who might be interested in participation in the webinar.  

 

With the creation of the Hi-story Lessons platform, we’re dedicated to providing user-friendly teaching resources in 7 languages.

 

We look forward to seeing you on the 8th of November!

 

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Webinar | 29.03.23

29 March 2023 webinar ‘Jewish resistance to the Holocaust as exemplified by the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising and various forms of Jewish resistance in Vilnius region (Lithuania).’

About the speakers:

Dr. Daniela Ozacky Stern is a scholar of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust. She is a lecturer at The Holocaust Studies Program at Western Galilee College, Israel, and a researcher at the Institute of Holocaust Research at Bar-Ilan University. She was the director of the Moreshet Holocaust Archive for over a decade. Ozacky Stern earned a PhD in Jewish History at The University of Haifa, studying the Jewish partisans in Lithuania and Belarus during the Holocaust. She earned a master’s degree from The School of History at Tel-Aviv University, and her thesis dealt with Nazi propaganda led by Joseph Goebbels. This Thesis was published as a book. 

Dr Justyna Majewska is sociologist and curator, works at the Research Department at the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute. She contributes to the “Encyclopaedia of the Warsaw Ghetto” and “Lexicon of the Lodz Ghetto” research projects. Her latest publication is entitled „«In one of the courtyards, several tall trees and a few bushes were growing». Green spaces in the Warsaw Ghetto”, in: A Jewish Garden in the Gardens of the World Berlin, red. Philipp Nielsen, et al., Berlin: 2022. She is currently preparing a book on how sociological phenomenon of space and time were understood in the Warsaw Ghetto.