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NOA stakeholder consultations in Madrid and Barcelona mark key step in National Report Card process - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ
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NOA stakeholder consultations in Madrid and Barcelona mark key step in National Report Card process - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ

This past week, AEPJ successfully held two important stakeholder consultation meetings in Madrid and Barcelona as part of the development of the National Report Card for Spain, within the framework of the European project NOA – Networks Overcoming Antisemitism. Funded by the European Commission, NOA seeks to support EU Member States in developing comprehensive strategies to prevent and combat antisemitism while fostering vibrant Jewish life. The…Read Article

Yom HaZikaron: Holocaust Remembrance Day

Jordan Bielsky, grandson of a Jewish partisan group founder, spoke on his family’s connection with the Holocaust at the Yom HaShoah community event on April 27. The event was held at the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center, in partnership with the Nathan and Esther Pelz Holocaust Education Resource Center, a program of Milwaukee Jewish Federation, Photo by Janet McMillan Photography.  //  Eva and Miryam  Holocaust survivor Eva Zar…Milwaukee · MilwaukeeSee the Story

The AEPJ participates in the Slovak Jewish Heritage Route Conference - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ

On 4 June 2025, the city of Trnava hosted the conference “Slovenská cesta židovského kultúrneho dedičstva” (The Slovak Jewish Heritage Route), held at the Synagogue – Center for Contemporary Art of the Ján Koniarek Gallery. The event brought together experts, local authorities, cultural professionals, and community leaders to explore the development and promotion of Jewish heritage in Slovakia, and its integration into a broader European framewo…Trnava, Trnava Region · TrnavaRead Article

Vandal behind attack on Holocaust survivor murals identified by Italian police - European Jewish Congress

The man responsible for the antisemitic defacement of Holocaust memorial murals in Milan has been identified and reported following an investigation by state Police. According to the Milan Public Prosecutor’s Office, the perpetrator is a 35-year-old man of South American origin residing in the city. He has been officially reported for aggravated damage motivated by racial hatred and discrimination after targeting two large-scale public artworks …Milan, Lombardy · MilanSee the Story

A new chapter for AEPJ at the General Assembly 2025 - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ

The 2025 General Assembly of the AEPJ was held in Rome on May 11 and 12, gathering representatives from over 15 countries across Europe. The meeting marked a new chapter for the organisation, reflecting both its continued growth and the strong commitment of its network to preserving and promoting Jewish heritage. Hosted by the Union of Italian Jewish Communities (UCEI), the Assembly featured a rich and fruitful programme. Strategic priorities we…Rome · RomeRead Article

Exploring Jewish heritage in Minsk: a test walk of the Next Routes demo - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ

Young members of the Lech Lecha Jewish community in Minsk recently participated in a unique heritage walk aimed at testing the demo version of a mobile toolkit developed within the Next Routes Project. This initiative is part of a broader effort to make European history and heritage more accessible and engaging through interactive, tech-driven experiences, where AEPJ and The Together Plan joined efforts to later transfer the outputs of the proje…Judaism · MinskRead Article

What’s hidden in Jewish heritage? - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ

AEPJ takes part of the working group of the European Heritage Days for the definition of the theme of 2027, contributing from the Jewish heritage narratives perspective. The meeting is framed within the strategic cooperation between Cultural Routes and the European Heritage Days the Council of Europe. The AEPJ has been invited by the Council of Europe to the working group on the theme of the 2027 European Heritage Days, which is composed by a co…Read Article

AEPJ participates in the IV Meeting of Cultural Route Managers of the Council of Europe in Spain - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ

On April 2–3, 2025, the city of La Laguna in Tenerife hosted the IV Meeting of Cultural Route Managers of the Council of Europe in Spain. This key annual gathering brought together coordinators and representatives from various Cultural Routes to explore strategies for enhancing visibility, communication, and shared identity within the framework of the Council of Europe programme. The AEPJ was proudly represented by Assumpció Hosta, Secretary Gen…San Cristóbal De La Laguna · San Cristóbal De La LagunaRead Article

NOA Guidelines offer roadmap to promote Jewish life across Europe - European Jewish Heritage powered by AEPJ

The AEPJ is proud to announce the publication of the NOA Guidelines for Fostering Jewish Life, a key milestone within the NOA project (Networks Overcoming Antisemitism), co-funded by the European Union. These Guidelines provide a constructive, forward-looking framework for municipalities, institutions, and civil society actors to actively support and promote Jewish life in Europe. Rather than focusing solely on security or the fight against anti…Read Article

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