ENCATE invites European nonprofit organizations to apply for support to organize job shadowing exchanges. Job shadowing is a type of learning mobility in which participants gain firsthand experience during a short stay at a host organization.
We conducted a thought-provoking interview with Peter Weisenbacher, founder of the Human Rights Institute, a new ENCATE member, in which he candidly shared his experiences navigating the increasingly challenging landscape for human rights defenders in Slovakia, addressing issues ranging from online hate to systemic racism against the Roma minority and the aftermath of a tragic shooting.
The ENCATE network announced its new Steering Committee following an internal election process to guide the network in 2024-25. As outlined in the announcement, three seasoned members from the previous committee, Ali Amla, Anna Zielińska and Dr. Juliane Wetzel will continue their impactful work, joined by two new members, Murilo Cambruzzi of the CDEC Foundation and Tamas Buchler of the Haver Foundation.
2023 is ending, and while the recent and ongoing events have been incredibly difficult, we want to share some of our highlights and achievements this year. In our field of countering antisemitism, we are now called to rise to the occasion and work harder than ever for the safety and acceptance of all members of our societies.
KIgA e.V., the Center for Research on Antisemitism (ZfA), and ENCATE call for applications of European educators to the blended course “Current Forms of Antisemitism.”
Daniel Heller discussed the challenges faced by Queer Jewish people in different contexts in our 26th Lunch Talk.
On April 28th, CEJI and ENCATE held a regional workshop in Barcelona called “Echoes of Reflexivity.” The event generated lively discussions among participants from Jewish organizations and groups working to combat antisemitism.
David Schraub brings to light the complex relationship between Jewishness and whiteness in our 25th Lunch Talk.
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.
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.”