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Amos Raban

"Centropa is the most positive and optimistic organization dealing with 20th-century Jewish history that I have ever encountered. Centropa's focus on how Jews lived, rejoiced, loved, and matured in the 20th century, rather than on how some or most of them met their end in cruel ways, is such a positive and refreshing approach to history. To see the good, and to celebrate it - That’s what education is all about. Centropa's way is not to be a hidden or over-academic archive of testimonies, but an open and an inviting one. while investing most, if not all, of its energy in connecting educators with Centropa's materials, so that every educator who teaches with Centropa's materials will know at least one story, one person, one community. To connect with history, to connect with yourself - You have to make it personal."

Amos Raban is an expert in digital humanities and educational innovation, with over 20 years of experience in the education sector. Amos consults for Holocaust Education institutions in Israel and leads digital history programs and professional development for the Israeli Ministry of Education. He also works with several other institutions and EdTech companies. He is also a member of the Future Hacking program, dedicated to bridging the digital literacy gap for underprivileged youth. His extensive background includes curriculum and course development, educational entrepreneurship, project management, consulting, teacher training, and lecturing. Amos is a former history and civics teacher and held various school leadership positions.

He lives in the UK and holds a B.A. in World History and Political Science, and an M.A. in Education Leadership from Tel Aviv University.

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