Partners
Partners
My Hometown was inspired by The UK Chairmanship of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), supported by Collingwood Learning, and delivered in partnership with UCL Centre for Holocaust Education.
Partners
My Hometown was inspired by The UK Chairmanship of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA), supported by Collingwood Learning, and delivered in partnership with UCL Centre for Holocaust Education.
The IHRA network consists of 35 countries as well as key international partner organizations with a mandate to deal with Holocaust-related issues with experts. The experts include representatives from the world’s foremost institutions which specialize in education, remembrance, and research about the Holocaust.
This year (2024/25) the UK holds the presidency of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). The theme of the UK presidency is ‘In Plain Sight’, which seeks to address how it came to be that society allowed the murder of six million Jewish people. So many people witnessed, facilitated, participated in, and even benefited from the Holocaust; in short it did not go unseen. ‘My Hometown’ makes a key contribution to this theme, ensuring students from around the world are learning about how the Holocaust took place in the places they are growing up, the their own hometowns.
The IHRA network consists of 35 countries as well as key international partner organizations with a mandate to deal with Holocaust-related issues with experts. The experts include representatives from the world’s foremost institutions which specialize in education, remembrance, and research about the Holocaust.
This year (2024/25) the UK holds the presidency of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). The theme of the UK presidency is ‘In Plain Sight,’ which seeks to address how it came to be that society allowed the murder of six million Jewish people. So many people witnessed, facilitated, participated in, and even benefited from the Holocaust; in short, it did not go unseen. ‘My Hometown’ makes a key contribution to this theme, ensuring students from around the world are learning about how the Holocaust took place in the places they are growing up, in their own hometowns.
The IHRA network consists of 35 countries as well as key international partner organizations with a mandate to deal with Holocaust-related issues with experts. The experts include representatives from the world’s foremost institutions which specialize in education, remembrance, and research about the Holocaust.
This year (2024/25) the UK holds the presidency of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA). The theme of the UK presidency is ‘In Plain Sight,’ which seeks to address how it came to be that society allowed the murder of six million Jewish people. So many people witnessed, facilitated, participated in, and even benefited from the Holocaust; in short, it did not go unseen. ‘My Hometown’ makes a key contribution to this theme, ensuring students from around the world are learning about how the Holocaust took place in the places they are growing up, in their own hometowns.
Collingwood Learning
UK based Collingwood Learning is a specialist in international education projects. With a global network of 38 countries, Collingwood uses creative techniques to engage learners on personal, social, and health issues, reaching over two million young people annually.
The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education
The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education are the world leaders for research-informed teacher and student education. Their high-impact programmes deepen knowledge and understanding of the genocide and powerfully explore its contemporary significance.
Collingwood Learning
UK based Collingwood Learning is a specialist in international education projects. With a global network of 38 countries, Collingwood uses creative techniques to engage learners on personal, social, and health issues, reaching over two million young people annually.
The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education
The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education are the world leaders for research-informed teacher and student education. Their high-impact programmes deepen knowledge and understanding of the genocide and powerfully explore its contemporary significance.
Collingwood Learning
UK based Collingwood Learning is a specialist in international education projects. With a global network of 38 countries, Collingwood uses creative techniques to engage learners on personal, social, and health issues, reaching over two million young people annually.
The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education
The UCL Centre for Holocaust Education are the world leaders for research-informed teacher and student education. Their high-impact programmes deepen knowledge and understanding of the genocide and powerfully explore its contemporary significance.
