REMEMBR-HOUSE offers Civic Education courses focused on historical research, critical assessment of sources and the development of digital skills. The project offers students, teachers and trainers a new perspective on the study of the Shoah and on the civil rights issue through personal re-appreciation, active and participated assessment of archive documents.

Consistently with EU legislation prohibiting all forms of discrimination and anti-Semitism, REMEMBR-HOUSE intends to:

• Consider the identity and universal significance of personal and domestic spaces to foster civic awareness through empathy
• Preserve the memory of the Shoah and avoid distortions
• Encourage reflection on the past to educate European citizens, making them aware of their history, culture and shared values
• Promote intercultural dialogue and connect local heritage to European memory
• Develop historical awareness of the Shoah by offering training activities based on practical and innovative tools
• Create inclusive and multicultural perspectives on the Shoah, emphasising its consequences on various social groups
• Encourage individuals to elaborate and reflect on the topic of civil rights and European community values
• Support the methodology of historical research and the reflection on sources, thus promoting the archive’s value as a cultural heritage, and
• Improve information literacy, especially focussing on the digital world