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We Inspire Tolerance Never Ending Shoah Story Remembrance
The project WITNESS-REM seeks to strengthen Holocaust remembrance across Europe by addressing alarming gaps in historical knowledge, rising antisemitism, and the risks of distortion and denial. Through a transnational consortium of partners from Hungary, Austria, Germany, Ukraine, and Portugal, the initiative combines in-situ remembrance, intergenerational dialogue, and innovative digital tools to foster awareness, empathy, and democratic resilience among young people aged 13–22, descendants of survivors, and communities at large.
Topic: CERV-2025-CITIZENS-REM-HOLOCAUSTJEW
Type of Action: CERV-LS
Proposal number: 101297743 / acronym: WITNESS-REM
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WITNESS-REM Project Launch
13:00-14:00 (WEST) | 30 October 2026
Join the launch of WITNESS-REM, an EU-funded project that strengthens Holocaust remembrance across Europe and addresses rising antisemitism, historical distortion, denial, hate, and disinformation.
Starting in Cascais, the European Capital of Democracy 2026, the project brings together partners from Hungary, Austria, Germany, Ukraine, and Portugal to build a shared European remembrance culture through study visits, urban memory initiatives, digital tools, intergenerational dialogue, and peer-to-peer learning.
The session will introduce the project’s aims, present the partner network, and include a Q&A with participants on site and online.
Online & On-site participation available | Separate registration required
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The project WITNESS-REM seeks to strengthen Holocaust remembrance across Europe by addressing alarming gaps in historical knowledge, rising antisemitism, and the risks of distortion and denial.
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The consortium was created
The project is a collaboration of 6 organisations from 5 countries (Hungary, Germany, Austria, Ukraine, Portugal) where we have sought to develop a partnership that allows the widest possible European cooperation both horizontally and vertically. Each organisation has an excellent knowledge of the civil society in its country, is able to reach a wide audience and through the joint project we will be able to share the synergies and take them forward in the long term.
