EUROCLIO-Yad Vashem Partnership Development Seminar in Jerusalem, 15-18 December 2011

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This time EUROCLIO is transcending beyond European borders and taking EUROCLIO members to a junction of cultures-Jerusalem with an inspiring seminar of EUROCLIO-Yad Vashem Partnership Development Seminar that will be held on 15-18 December 2011. The seminar will bring together around 30 participants from different parts of Europe ranging from Switzerland, Czech Republic, Greece, Cyprus, Iceland, Italy, Slovenia to Kosovo, Montenogro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Slovenia, Macedonia, Serbia etc. 

 
The seminar aims at stressing a common search to implementation of innovative and responsible approach to the History of the Holocaust with the possibility of setting up a project or a future seminar which would take place in Europe and involve more teachers. 
 
For more information about the seminar programme, activities, and organizers visit: EUROCLIO-Yad Vashem Partnership Development Seminar page or contact event manager Jonathan Even-Zohar ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ), trainee Aysel Gojayeva ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
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For me it was one of the best workshops I ever attended: very professional lead and a lot of interested and interesting teachers from former Yugoslavia and neighbouring countries, which brought along a lot of motivation to work together, to build new connections, to discuss with each other, to think critically and constructive.

Daniela Zunzer (Headmaster, Kollegium St. Michael KSMI, Freiburg, Switzerland)
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