The EVZ Academy
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is a digital learning environment that offers online courses, videos, tools and community spaces on topics related to the EVZ Foundation.

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The EVZ Foundation’s digital learning environment

The Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future is active in Germany, Europe and Israel. We pass on our experience and knowledge to anyone interested in the topics covered by the EVZ Foundation:

  • promoting a pluralistic and critical culture of remembrance,
  • countering antisemitism and antigypsyism
  • supporting survivors of Nazi persecution,
  • communicating the history of National Socialism and its lasting impact to the present day

Our online courses, moderated events and curated recommendations offer opportunities to build your skills, deepen your understanding and connect with others.

A selection of our digital educational offerings

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Remapping Refugee Stories
Remapping Refugee Stories tells the stories of people who survived the Holocaust by fleeing. Some escaped Nazi persecution via established escape routes, others saved their lives by unconventional means, often characterized by luck and coincidence.
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Remapping Refugee Stories

Remapping Refugee Stories tells the stories of people who survived the Holocaust by fleeing. Some escaped Nazi persecution via established escape routes, others saved their lives by unconventional means, often characterized by luck and coincidence.

Target group: Multipliers, educators

Languages: de, en

Duration: 30 min

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Who Were the "Ostarbeiter"?
This learning resource provides basic knowledge about civilian forced labourers from the Soviet Union who were forced to work in the German Reich and the occupied territories during the Nazi era. The focus is on the story of Ukrainian engineer and former forced la-bourer Sinaida Baschlai. In addition, the course offers the opportunity to engage with projects and materials on the topic.
DE, EN

Who Were the "Ostarbeiter"?

This learning resource provides basic knowledge about civilian forced labourers from the Soviet Union who were forced to work in the German Reich and the occupied territories during the Nazi era. The focus is on the story of Ukrainian engineer and former forced la-bourer Sinaida Baschlai. In addition, the course offers the opportunity to engage with projects and materials on the topic.

Target group: Young people aged 14 and above, multipliers and educators

Languages: de, en

Duration: 60 min

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Children in Warzones
A topic for educational work: Here we focus on young people as victims of crime and war – and offer curated material for your educational work. To this end, we have compiled educational resources on the topic from the EVZ Foundation and other providers.
DE, EN

Children in Warzones

A topic for educational work: Here we focus on young people as victims of crime and war – and offer curated material for your educational work. To this end, we have compiled educational resources on the topic from the EVZ Foundation and other providers.

Target group: Multipliers and educators

Languages: de, en

Duration: 20 min

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EVZ Young
The e-learning programme trains youth education professionals in participatory concepts and strengthens young people's commitment to international youth exchange and civil society engagement.
DE, EN

EVZ Young

The e-learning programme trains youth education professionals in participatory concepts and strengthens young people's commitment to international youth exchange and civil society engagement.

Target group: Organizations and initiatives planning projects

Languages: de, en

Duration: 90 min

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local.history Project Gallery
This digital offering presents inspiring historical education projects completed un-der the local.history funding program. These are local and regional history initia-tives from Central and Eastern Europe involved with the critical reappraisal and re-membrance of the Nazi era and the Second World War. The project gallery offers inspiration and perspectives on European remembrance and the opportunity to network across Europe.
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local.history Project Gallery

This digital offering presents inspiring historical education projects completed un-der the local.history funding program. These are local and regional history initia-tives from Central and Eastern Europe involved with the critical reappraisal and re-membrance of the Nazi era and the Second World War. The project gallery offers inspiration and perspectives on European remembrance and the opportunity to network across Europe.

Target group: Organizations and initiatives planning projects

Languages: en

Duration: depending on interest, max. 60 min

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