The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, in cooperation with the School of Education at Loyola Marymount University, will hold the 10th Annual Southern California Teacher Forum on Holocaust
Education, although a right in itself, often tends to be the privilege of a few in almost all societies, irrespective of the levels of economic growth and social development.
The conference has been organised in response to the UN World Programme for Human Rights Education to advance the human rights education, in particular in Australia and Asia Pacific region.
This multi-disciplinary project seeks to explore the crucial place that strangers, aliens and foreigners have for the constitution of self, communities and societies.
This year's NECE conference refers to radical changes in European cities: migration and mobility tend to undermine the cohesion in many urban societies.
The evolution of a virtual world within the world-wide-web marks the beginning of a general change in many aspects of our daily life and brings new challenges.
On 26-27th July in London the German Historical Institute London and the Leo Baeck Institute London are organising the International Conference related to the topic: „Objects and Emotions &
This workshop builds on the 2008 workshop "Studying Antisemitism in the 21st Century" and reflects the documented increase in contemporary antisemitism on many college and university
