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Reimagining Holocaust Education in the European Memory Data Space
Thematic focus
- Digital Media in History Education
- History Didactics / Teaching Practices
- Multi-Perspectivity in History Teaching
- Teaching Sensitive Histories
- Holocaust
- Remembrance / Collective Memory
- Serbia
- Europe
Language
English, Serbian
Country
Serbia
Address
Europe House Belgrade, Zmaj Jovina 8, Belgrade, Serbia
Date
12 February 2026
Time
13:00 - 18:00
(GMT+01:00) Central European Time - Belgrade
Contact
contact@terraforming.org
Description
Reimagining Holocaust Education in the European Memory Data Space creates a shared moment for reflecting on how Europe remembers, teaches, and understands the Holocaust today. Organized by Terraforming, the event brings together educators, researchers, cultural and memory professionals, and European partners to explore how digital technologies, archival sources, and pedagogy can converge within a common space of memory. Through three panel discussions, keynote presentations, and the presentation of educational tools, the program explores new approaches to Holocaust education, with a particular focus on the Novi Sad Raid. At the center of these exchanges is the European Memory Data Space (EMDS)—an emerging digital ecosystem designed to connect fragmented archives, technological solutions, and educational methodologies into a coherent European framework for remembrance and learning. The event marks the presentation of the EMDS project in Serbia, situating local histories within a broader European context, while continuing a transnational dialogue with actors engaged in Holocaust education, memorialization, and digital cultural heritage. This dialogue builds on previous EMDS gatherings held in The Hague, Amsterdam, Bologna, and Paris, contributing to the long-term vision of a European Digital Network of Memory Culture. Supported by the European Commission through the CERV programme, the project brings together partners from the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany, Spain, the Czech Republic, and Serbia. Reflections and insights from this series of events will be consolidated into a strategic proposal to be presented to the European Commission in Brussels, shaping the future development of the European Memory Data Space.
Organiser
Terraforming