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An international video competition for students of Jewish schools. Create a great video and win valuable prizes!
A set of webpages with personal stories, films and links on the rescue of 10,000 Jewish children
There aren’t too many of them left, but less than a century ago – until 1938 – there were nearly 200,000 Jews living in Vienna.
An international competition of youth projects in Ukraine and Moldova. Discover Jewish history or civil society, and win!
A website with films, links, slide shows and a timeline, all on this dramatic year.
Are you a student from Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republik, or Poland? Create a short film and take part in our competition!
Read excerpts from Centropa interviews about what it means to be bullied – and remember those who stood up.
A competition for US students about doing good: identify a community problem – research how to address it.
Learn more about the Jewry of the Balkans through family photographs and interviews collected by Centropa.
A Centropa documentation project to preserve photographically the most remarkable synagogues of Romania.
A story of ordinary people in extraordinary times: a project in Hungary, Poland and Romania about civil society.
A unique network connecting Jewish schools from all over the world, providing community, development, and support.
In this 15-minute video podcast, Eliezer Papo historian tells us about the history of the Sephardic Jews in the Balkans.
Making a good video is so easy! These teenagers will show you how to make awesome short films
Find a collection of resources about the Night of the Broken Glass: Centropa stories, pictures, films, and essays.
„Vienna looms large in Jewish history and memory.” Discover it with the help of Ruth Ellen Gruber!
A civil society project connecting Ukrainians and Moldovans to their country’s Jewish history and each other.