The first phase of the project took place in Arta, Greece, where students from Panagia Diasellou High School worked with educators and experts to uncover the Jewish history of their city. Led by teachers Elpida Tsifetaki and Haris Papamargaritis, alongside Anna Pantelakou from the Jewish Museum of Greece, participants embarked on a walking exploration, tracing Jewish memory and historical landmarks.

In this phase, students also engaged with archival research, historical studies, and creative storytelling methods, including short video production. This preparatory work laid the foundation for the next step of the project in Mannheim, Germany, where they would share and expand their findings with German peers.

The second major phase of the project took place in Mannheim, Germany, where students from Arta collaborated with peers from Lessing-Gymnasium Mannheim. Over four days, the participants explored historical sites and engaged in hands-on research, visiting:

• Eppingen, tracing the story of Menachem and Fred (Zahor-Centropa film)
• Hoffenheim, connecting with local historical narratives
• Natzweiler-Struthof and Sandhofen concentration camps
• Marchivum, Mannheim's Archives, studying historical records

Through these visits, the students deepened their understanding of Jewish life—past and present—and worked collaboratively on creative approaches to remembrance. Their findings and reflections were captured in short video segments, forming the basis of their final film.