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EuroClio Ambassador Iryna Kostyuk on the challenges facing students and teachers in Ukraine
The war in Ukraine creates incredible challenges for the education system in the country. EuroClio Ambassador Iryna Kostyuk and her Polish colleague Joanna Wojdon asked for help with the publication of textbooks and translation of educational resources into Ukrainian. Go to historyforpeace.net to donate or contact us to find out how else you can help.
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Opportunities
Join us 15 June for an active workshop on feminism. The workshop will look at teaching techniques for educating students in the spirit of gender equality, respect for human rights and tolerance, and make space for women in the stories told for the future. 
 
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Join our four-day youth workshop and seminar in the The Hague this July. The seminar, targeting youth of 16+ years of age, explores the developments in international law with regard to genocide and crimes against humanity in a historic and contemporary light. It includes not only an in depth study of The Nuremberg Trials and the war in Bosnia but also introduces the new field of environmental crimes against humanity. This unique workshop culminates with a visit to the International Criminal Court and attendance at an ongoing criminal trial. More information ->
 
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We have recently revamped our traineeship programme. Now called the EuroClio Young Professional Programme, we offer recent graduates the opportunity to join EuroClio's Secretariat in The Hague for a period of nine months gaining valuable  experience in all fields of our work. Application deadline: 27 June! Read more about our YPP programme and how to apply on our webpage ->
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In partnership with Centrum Cyfrowe and Europeana, we invite you to take part in a study about the use of educational digital resources (e.g. lesson plans, learning scenarios, tutorials), interactive materials  (e.g. games, quizzes, virtual tours) and online, digitised collections (image, video, sound) developed by cultural heritage institutions such as galleries, libraries, archives and museums. The survey will not take more than 10 minutes to complete.
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As part of our current thematic focus on gender and sexuality in history, we invite you to discover our webinar series as well as our podcast, Past Times: Talking and teaching history. In our latest episode, we speak with Claire Holliss about her approaches to teaching queer history, gender and sexuality - including the difficult issue of terminology. Be sure to also have a look at Claire's blog Fresh Alarums for more inspiration! Listen on anchor.fm ->

Aiming to preserve and promote democracy, the Council of Europe has launched the Observatory on History Teaching in Europe (OHTE) with the goal to provide a a clear picture of the state of history teaching in Europe. EuroClio is currently coordinating the expert group for the research for the first Regular Report on the State of History Teaching in Europe scheduled for December 2023. Read more about OHTE, EuroClio's work with the CoE and how you can get involved on our webpage ->
EuroClio - European Association of History Educators supports the development of responsible and innovative history, citizenship and heritage education by promoting critical thinking, multi-perspectivity, mutual respect, and the inclusion of controversial issues. Read more
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