Remember and Educate: a European Legacy - Year 3

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Almost 80 years after the end of WWII, divisions still exist between EU Member States on historical and cultural issues. To address this and to preserve and disseminate the memory of the Holocaust as a common European history and a living legacy, the Shoah Memorial seeks to reach out to all audiences through a variety of targeted programmes and actions. Through its national and European action, the Memorial aims to have long-term positive impacts on society, reducing antisemitism, racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance, promoting instead fundamental values of the EU, and contributing to strengthening the sense of European identity and belonging. For the year 2024, this objective will be achieved by: - Developing further the Memorial’s sites to meet the increasing demand for activities; - Increasing our pedagogical and cultural offer through new temporary, permanent and travelling exhibitions, and strengthen our national and European coverage; - Enhancing transnational partnerships in the field of remembrance, training and knowledge; - Developing an exhaustive online offer on all the Memorial’s activities. In doing so, the Memorial will intensify its contribution to the outreach of the European legacy on remembrance education and to the promotion of European values and respect for the rule of law. It will allow valuing the lessons of the past and creating dialogue throughout Europe, in order to highlight the role played by discrimination and persecution.