Events

This summer, the Centropa Jewish Network returned to Israel for a two-day regional professional development seminar for Israeli teachers, held on August 18–19 in Ramat Gan. The seminar brought together educators from across the country to explore new approaches to teaching Jewish history through the personal stories of Jewish women.

From 2-10 July, join Centropa and 65 teachers from 16 countries as we walk the streets of Vienna and Prague, take an interactive tour of Terezin, learn from scholars, visit historic sites of the 20th century, and design cross-cultural projects to bring together students from the US, Europe, and Israel.

Between May 17–19, we held our 15th Professional Development Seminar in Kraków, Poland, bringing together 23 educators from Israeli and European Jewish schools across 9 countries for several inspiring days of learning, discussion, and collaboration.

This seminar will bring together teachers from Germany, Hungary, Croatia, Poland, Lithuania, and Serbia.

This seminar will bring together teachers from Germany, Hungary, Croatia, Poland, Lithuania, and Serbia.

We brought together 25 educators from Poland for a training seminar in Zamosc from April 24-26, 2026.

Links of Memories

Centropa Hungary's accredited teacher training seminar

Centropa Hungary's accredited teacher training seminar

On March 12-24 2026, we welcomed 25 Lithuanian teachers to our teacher seminar in Vilnius.

Centropa organized a seminar for teachers from Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, and North Macedonia in Zagreb, Croatia, from 6th to 8th March 2026.

25 teachers from Germany, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, and Hungary came together in Berlin for a multi-day seminar.

25 teachers from Germany, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Slovenia, and Hungary came together in Berlin for a multi-day seminar.

This was an online workshop exploring how digital tools can transform youth education and make learning about history, culture, and memory more interactive and relevant for today’s youth.

This was an online workshop exploring how digital tools can transform youth education and make learning about history, culture, and memory more interactive and relevant for today’s youth.

This seminar brought together teachers from Germany, Poland, Lithuania, and Hungary.

This seminar brought together teachers from Germany, Poland, Lithuania, and Hungary.

The closing conference of our iMemory project will bring together teenagers from Germany, Ukraine, Croatia, Serbia and Poland.

The closing conference of our iMemory project will bring together teenagers from Germany, Ukraine, Croatia, Serbia and Poland.

For the International Youth Competition in the project “Links of Memories - 80 years since the end of World War II”, we invited students from Germany, Moldova, Poland, and Ukraine to send us their creative projects in the category: "Podcasts or audio features"!