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SUMMARY:Learning from the Past\, Acting for the Future – Seminar for Teache
	rs in Slovakia
DTSTAMP:20260520T233119Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260817
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260821
DESCRIPTION:Teachers from Slovakia are invited to apply for the seminar "Le
	arning from the Past\, Acting for the Future\," organized by The Olga Leng
	yel Institute for Holocaust Studies and Human Rights (TOLI) in partnership
	 with the Holocaust Documentation Center in Slovakia\, the Zachor Foundati
	on for Social Remembrance and the European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative. T
	he seminar will take place in Bratislava from 17 to 21 August 2026 and is 
	open to educators of all disciplines who are committed to teaching about t
	he Holocaust\, human rights\, and intercultural understanding in ways that
	 resonate with students today.\nThe pedagogical approach promoted in this 
	seminar is interdisciplinary\, rooted in the belief that the Holocaust is 
	one of the most complex events in world history and cannot be reduced to s
	implistic explanations. This approach integrates Holocaust education\, hum
	an rights education\, and intercultural education\, equipping teachers wit
	h the tools to foster critical thinking and civic engagement among their s
	tudents. The seminar will strengthen participants’ ability to guide studen
	ts in exploring historical narratives\, drawing connections between past a
	nd present\, and contributing to democratic\, inclusive societies where ev
	ery individual’s dignity is respected. Beyond the seminar\, teachers will 
	receive ongoing support to implement meaningful educational projects with 
	their students\, incorporating TOLI’s interdisciplinary methodology into t
	heir classrooms. With Assistance from the Conference on Jewish Material Cl
	aims Against Germany. Supported by the German Federal Ministry of Finance.
	 Co-funded by the Visegrad+ Program. Teachers who are interested in partic
	ipating can apply online until May 24. The details of the call for applica
	tions and the application form are available in Slovak at this link: https
	://forms.gle/PnNXvAprF2HbA8HRA
URL:https://forms.gle/PnNXvAprF2HbA8HRA
LOCATION:offline
ORGANIZER;CN="TOLI - The Olga Lengyel Institute for Holocaust Studies and H
	uman Rights":MAILTO:obajka@tolinstitute.org
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