Polin Meeting Point – Summer Education School is intense two weeks curriculum, offering young people the opportunity to meet in the international group and participate in a series of lectures, workshops, discussion and study visits.
Every year we ask important questions related to common history countries invited to the programme and we try to sensitise participants at different perspective. We want to talk about difficult history and remembering the past to build a common future.
In this year edition, we would like you to focus on the topic of local multiculturalism. The example of Zduńska Wola – a town in the Łódź Province, before World War II a rapidly growing Polish-Jewish-German centre – will serve as a point of departure for the discussion. You will be encouraged to seek answers to these questions: Is the memory of multicultural past being cherished? Does this heritage play a role in building the local identity?
Term of Summer Education School: 13-27 April 2017
The programme will take place at POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw as well as in Łódź and Zduńska Wola.
Participation in the programme is free of charge. The cost of participants’ travel and accommodation (board and lodging during the classes) will be covered by the organisers. All classes will be conducted in English.
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POLIN Museum of The History Of Polish Jews
