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	Hybrid Heritagescapes Nicosia - 2017 | Games for Cities Amsterdam - 2016 | ICTs to Promote Sust. Tourism Milan - 2015 | Cultural hARitage Brussels, Volos & Bremen - 2014 | UrbanIxD Summer School Split - 2013 | MediaCities Workshop Buffalo - 2013
	Interculturalism in historical education International conference Information | About the conference Information Title Interculturalism in historical education Period 20-22nd April 2015 Institution POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, in partnership with the European Wergeland Center in Norway and with support from the Council of Europe. URL http://www.polin.pl/en/interculturalism-in-historical-education Location Warsaw / Poland About the conference Interculturalism in historical education The conference adressed the question of how to use knowledge and reflection about the past to build attitudes of openness in today's globalizing world and harness the potential of diversity on the local level. It was presented and discussed methods of intercultural learning, civic education and education on human rights, with a focus on how to use education to prevent and combat discrimination, anti-Semitism, racism and hate speech. The conference counted with the participation of scholars conducting research on interculturalism and intercultural education, as well as practitioners - museum professionals, representatives of non-governmental organizations and cultural institutions, educators, teachers, those conducting projects in the field of multi- and interculturalism, as well as all those interested in the subject. The conference program comprised lectures, panel discussions, films and workshops. The lectures and panel discussions were conducted by invited experts from Poland and abroad. Workshops were conducted by experts and activists who submitted their proposals in response to an open call. Workshops taken Historical Biographies and Multiple Identities: Setting the Stage for Intercultural Historical Learning by Karen Polak (Anne Frank House, Amsterdam), Flora Suen (Anne Frank Zentrum, Berlin) Displaced Germans in the Collective Memory of Poles by Jolanta Steciuk, Zuzanna Piechowicz (Stowarzyszenie Mlodych Dziennikarzy - Polis) The Beit Project: Using the City for Educational Purposes by David Stoleru, Arielle Margaux (The Beit Project Association, Barcelona) Freedom of Speech vs. Hate Speech: Challenges in Setting Limits by Monika Mazur-Rafal (Humanity in Action, Polska)