Dates in 2023: Mark Your Calendars!

19.01., 6pm - 9pm

Event on the 81st anniversary of the Wannsee Conference

"...and alarming the whole world" - Self-assertion and resistance in the face of genocidal violence

Participating speakers: Prof. Dr. Mirjam Wenzel (Jewish Museum Frankfurt), Dr. Tom Navon (Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture - Simon Dubnow e.V.) and PD Dr. Martin Cüppers (Ludwigsburg Research Centre of the University of Stuttgart).

Venue: Jewish Community of Berlin, Oranienburger Str. 28-31, 10117 Berlin (German-English simultaneous translation)

Program and registration

27.01., 5pm

Participation in the “light action” on the Holocaust Remembrance Day “Lights against Darkness” – We will be posting our pictures on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter: #LichterGegenDunkelheit

23.02., 7pm - 8:30pm

Launch of out webinar series: The Rosenstrasse protests as an exceptional event in the history of deportations

03.03., 2pm - 6pm

On the occasion of the Rosenstrasse protests: Training seminar for educators on teaching students to be critical of antisemitism based on the example of our Chotzen Family workshop. In cooperation with and taking place at the Villa Oppenheim and attended by the artist Inbar Chotzen (in German and English)

04.03., 12pm

Tour of the exhibition: “Chotzen. Images after Memory in the Villa Oppenheim with Inbar Chotzen and Dr Ruth Preusse (in German and English)

21.03., 7pm

Podium discussion at and with the Topography of Terror Foundation: Colonialism and National Socialism. Participating speakers:  Prof. Dr. Frank Bajohr, Dr. Steffen Klävers und Dr. Andrea Riedle, Moderation: Deborah Hartmann

23.03., 7pm -  8:30pm

Webinar: The first deportations of Sinti and Roma following Himmler’s “Auschwitz Decree” in March 1943

20.04., 7pm - 8:30pm

Webinar: The April Boycott

10.05., 10am - 4pm

Symposium for educators: Antisemitism on Social Media

10.05., 7pm

Reading on the Book Burning VI

11.05., 9am - 8:30pm

Conference in cooperation with the American Jewish Committee, the Amadeu Antonio Foundation, and the Central Council of Jews: Current challenges in dealing with antisemitism in art and culture (registration required, location to be announced)