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More than 30 educators from 12 European countries met for the DARE
Conference "Pathways Interconnecting History Education and Democratic
Citizenship Education / Human Rights Education in Adult Learning" in
Berlin on May 28-30, 2009. The event was held in conjunction with the
Geschichtsforum 09, one of the major German events commemorating the
transitions of 1989 (see
also DARE blog).
Conference
Documentation
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Introduction [download,
pdf, 81 kb]
RESEARCH RESULTS: LINKAGES BETWEEN HISTORY EDUCATION, DEMOCRATIC
CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION AND HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION
“Methodologies of using history as a tool for conciliation (across time,
across groups) by stressing multiperspectivity, inclusion, critical
thinking and comparison” - Dagmar Kusa (Euroclio - The European
Association of History Educators)
[download,
pdf, 309 kb]
“Gender in Peacebuilding: History, Memory and Conflict Dynamics” - Marina
Grasse and Dana Jirouš, Andrea Zemskov-Züge (OWEN e.V. Mobile Academy for
Gender Democracy and Peace Development)
[download,
pdf, 111 kb]
“Memory, European Identity and the Year 1989” - Prof. Dr. Eckart D.
Stratenschulte (European Academy Berlin)
[download,
pdf, 121 kb]
“European Memory of ´1989´ – The Challenge for Civic Education” - Prof.
Dr. Bodo von Borries (University of Hamburg)
[download,
pdf, 186 kb]
Country Reports
/ Good Practices
“Teaching the history of Romanian communism in high schools: problems and
suggestions” - Andrei Muraru (Institute for the Investigation of Communist
Crimes in Romania)
[download,
pdf, 124 kb]
“Interconnecting History Education and Democratic Citizenship Education /
Human Rights Education: Good Practices from the United Kingdom / Scotland”
- Tanveer Parnez (Black and Ethnic Minorities Infrastructure in Scotland)
[download,
pdf, 82 kb]
“The Slovenian case: 1989 and its role for EDC/HRE in adult education” -
Alenka Elena Begant (EIP Slovenia – School for Peace)
[download,
pdf, 122 kb]
TRAININGS / WORKSHOPS
Workshop: “Remembering for the future: Gender as a topic of history and
remembrance” - Danijela Cenan, Dana Jirouš, Inga Luther, Anna Trautwein
(OWEN e.V. Mobile Academy for Gender Democracy and Peace Development)
[download,
pdf, 88 kb]
Training: “Understanding the mechanisms of 89 – a simulation on regime
change for use in youth and adult education” - Marta Kozlowska, Wilhelmina
Welsch (Humanity in Action Deutschland e.V. / Fundacija Humanity in Action
Polska)
[download,
pdf, 118 kb]
MEDIA COVERAGE [download,
pdf, 1,6 MB]
PICTURE GALLERY [download,
pdf, 309 kb]
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