(No) Child History
We already wrote about the UCHS‘s new project
Now we will finally tell you more about it: Our project “(No) Child History“, which is also a travelling exhibition, tells the stories of 11 children and young adults (Jewish people, Sinti & Roma, Ukrainians) during World War 2 and Holocaust. The characters are describing their experiences with persecution, discrimination, resistance etc...By following the exhibition, you will learn about their lives, personal views and relations.
The second big part of the exhibition will consist of young people‘s stories from different countries of Europe, including Ukraine. Attendees of the exhibition and guides can become a part of the exhibition as well by sharing their own stories.
This week, the exhibition will firstly take place in Voznesensk, in the Lyceum “Inside“. The exhibition will be guided by teachers such as Elena Savitskaya, who will talk about their own experiences. You can get to know the project and all the material on its website, also from the website of the UCHS in the section “(No) Child History“.
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