ENCATE 2022: Safe Spaces Difficult Conversations
The past year was filled with many memorable moments for ENCATE, but one stands out above the rest: A piece of feedback from our Current Forms of Antisemitism certificate course.
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CfA: Current Forms of Antisemitism 2022
KIgA e.V., the Center for Research on Antisemitism (ZfA), and ENCATE call for applications of European educators to the hybrid course “Current Forms of Antisemitism.”
ENCATE report maps the fight against antisemitism in Visegrad
ENCATE today published a mapping report that presents an overview of educational policies and practices addressing antisemitism. in the Visegrad Group countries. The report intends to help practitioners and policymakers understand the status quo and coordinate their response.
ENCATE members elect the Steering Committee
European Network for Countering Antisemitism through Education (ENCATE) called for nominations for the Steering Committee.
ENCATE members finally meet in person
n November 2021, ENCATE conducted its third network meeting in Brussels. The participants of the meeting, representatives of the member organizations, and guest speakers were excited to meet in person after a long time in which only online meetings were possible. It is no surprise that an in-person gathering helped foster a networking atmosphere, which is hard to come by digitally.
Interview with Betsy Penso: Jews in Turkey do not feel like equal citizens
Seval Gülen spoke with lawyer and Avlaremoz writer Betsy Penso on antisemitism and its manifestations in Turkey, anti-Israelism, the role of right-wing, left-wing or Islamic groups, conspiracy theories, the impact of social media, the Holocaust and the fight against antisemitism.
Hate speech in European politics
Our 11th ENCATE Lunch Talk was an incredibly informative talk on a subject that concerns us all: hate speech in politics. The talk revolved around the European Liberal Forum´s report “US/THEM Hate Speech at the Service of Politics”
Graphic novels bridge historical narrative with archival evidence
On the 16th of April, we were thrilled to host Milana Meytes, Program Manager at Terraforming, for our ninth Lunch Talk. The Lunch Talk, titled Bridging Historical Narrative with Archival Evidence, dealt with the use of graphic novels as a tool for Holocaust education.
Analysing and addressing antisemitism in Berlin schools
On February 26, we had the pleasure of giving a lunch talk on the topic of “Analysing and adressing antisemitism today. Israel-related antisemitism, conspiracy theories and antisemitic incidents and mindsets at schools.”
CfA: Current Forms of Antisemitism
KIgA e.V., the Center for Research on Antisemitism (ZfA), and ENCATE call for applications of European educators to the online course “Current Forms of Antisemitism.”