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“Krystyna and other survivors and activists laid the groundwork. Now it’s up to us to truly embed education, commemoration, and research of this history into our institutions,” said IHRA Chair Lord (Eric) Pickles To read his full speech, visit: bit.ly/3MdoLqd

When we advocate against anti-Roma discrimination, we work towards creating a more equal and inclusive society. Let’s amplify the voices of Roma activists who are tirelessly working to correct distorted historical narratives. #ProtectTheFacts

The continuity of antigypsyism/anti-Roma racism from past to present highlights the enduring challenges that Roma communities face. Let's pledge to #ProtectTheFacts and counter anti-Roma discrimination. To learn more, visit: bit.ly/3WwLzWt

Applications are now open for the IHRA Grant Program! Visit our funding page to find out whether your project is eligible: bit.ly/3Ch808r

Honoring the past is a first step to a just future. Let’s educate, reflect and remember the genocide of the Roma to pave the way for reconciliation. #ProtectTheFacts

Applications are now open for the IHRA Grant Program! Visit our funding page to find out whether your project is eligible: bit.ly/3Ch808r

Denial and distortion of the Roma genocide undermine the truth and perpetuate injustice. By failing to #ProtectTheFacts of history, we fail to honor the victims and learn from the past. Stand against the rewriting of history and support accurate commemoration and education.

Applications are now open for the IHRA Grant Program! Visit our funding page to find out whether your project is eligible: bit.ly/3Ch808r

The latest GedenkstättenRundbrief from Gedenkstättenreferat is now available online and in print, featuring a bilingual format with an international focus! The latest issue features the IHRA Charter for Safeguarding Sites! Check it out here: bit.ly/3M5W9if

The IHRA UK Presidency, with Collingwood Learning and Holocaust Education, launches 'My Hometown', a global project inviting schools to explore local Holocaust history and stories of displaced individuals. To register your school, visit: bit.ly/3WKTCPK

This year, we will award €50 000 to a project tackling new research on the Holocaust and antisemitism, as part of our Professor Yehuda Bauer Grant. Co-funding will not be necessary. Submit your abstract before 30 September to be considered: bit.ly/3Ch808r

My Hometown is an opportunity for students to unearth stories relating to the Holocaust through connections close to home. Learning through active research of the local and historical environment can assist understanding of the human experience and enable students to critically

Applications are now open for the IHRA Grant Program! Visit our funding page to find out whether your project is eligible: bit.ly/3Ch808r

Involve students in researching the physical space around their hometown or nearby sites that have relevance to the Holocaust, together with local maps, historical records, and testimonies, is a creative way to begin the process. Chronicle events and testimonies through

Applications are now open for the IHRA Grant Program! Visit our funding page to find out whether your project is eligible: bit.ly/3Ch808r

Applications are now open for the IHRA Grant Program! Visit our funding page to find out whether your project is eligible: bit.ly/3Ch808r

Education is our most powerful tool against Holocaust distortion. Arm yourself with accurate information to prevent distortion. Educate, don’t fabricate. #ProtectTheFacts

The IHRA Charter for Safeguarding Sites acts as a guiding light, empowering countries to develop policies that align with their commitment to safeguard sites. Join us in our shared mission – learn more about the IHRA Charter: bit.ly/3HAoDP4 #SafeguardingSites

Applications are now open for the IHRA Grant Program! Visit our funding page to find out whether your project is eligible: bit.ly/3Ch808r

Belgian Holocaust survivor Arthur Langerman's collection, the largest of its kind in Europe, highlights the history of antisemitic imagery. The #FakeImages exhibition, an IHRA Grant project, educates thousands on unmasking antisemitic lies. Read more: bit.ly/3R3qUr9