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ReIMAGINE responds to the growing need for a more pluralistic and diversity-sensitive culture of remembrance in Europe. With increasingly superdiverse societies, traditional, nation-based narratives of 20th-century history often fail to reflect the lived experiences of diaspora, minorities, and minoritized communities. The project aims to foster democratic and inclusive understanding of Europe’s past by highlighting interconnected histories and amplifying diverse perspectives through the arts.
RESULTS
SLIDE DECK
Outlining the main findings our the ReImagine needs assesment. READ HERE!
Outlining the main findings our the ReImagine needs assesment. READ HERE!
STORIES OF GOOD PRACTICE
VIDEO SERIES
A series of short videos that present good practice examples, documenting existing practices that effectively integrate arts and remembrance culture, providing practical insights and inspiration for professionals. COMING SOON!
TOOLKIT ON INCLUSIVE REMEMBRANCE
The ReIMAGINE Training Toolkit will strengthen local learning hubs and innovative educational spaces and practices, equipping educators and practitioners with tools to foster an inclusive European culture of remembrance in their civic education practices. Designed for professionals in associations and independent educators, cultural professionals, and artists from diverse disciplines who engage in civic education and remembrance culture, it will enhance their skills and support the integration of artistic approaches to remembrance education and democratic engagement. COMING SOON!
The ReIMAGINE Training Toolkit will strengthen local learning hubs and innovative educational spaces and practices, equipping educators and practitioners with tools to foster an inclusive European culture of remembrance in their civic education practices. Designed for professionals in associations and independent educators, cultural professionals, and artists from diverse disciplines who engage in civic education and remembrance culture, it will enhance their skills and support the integration of artistic approaches to remembrance education and democratic engagement. COMING SOON!
DIGITAL PLATFORM
The digital platform of collective memory is designed for a wide range of users, including art educators, arts therapists, museum curators, civic educators, artists, mediators, and professionals in remembrance culture. In addition to English, it will be accessible in German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese and Serbian. COMING SOON!
The digital platform of collective memory is designed for a wide range of users, including art educators, arts therapists, museum curators, civic educators, artists, mediators, and professionals in remembrance culture. In addition to English, it will be accessible in German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese and Serbian. COMING SOON!
NEWS
Reimagining European Remembrance: Art as a Tool for an Inclusive
Remembrance Culture (ReIMAGINE)
January 16, 2026
At a time when democratic values across Europe are increasingly challenged and historical narratives often contested, a new European cooperation project sets out to rethink how Europe remembers its past. EDUCULT – Institute of Cultural Policy and Cultural Management (Austria), together with Visual Voices (Cyprus), Rightchallenge – Associação (Portugal), IoDeposito (Italy), and the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture (Serbia), has launched ReIMAGINE – Reimagining European Remembrance: Art as a Tool for an Inclusive Remembrance Culture, a cooperation partnership co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
ReIMAGINE responds to the growing need for a more pluralistic and diversity-sensitive culture of remembrance in Europe. With increasingly superdiverse societies, traditional, nation-based narratives of 20th-century history often fail to reflect the lived experiences of diaspora, minorities, and minoritized communities. The project aims to foster a democratic and inclusive understanding of Europe’s past by highlighting interconnected histories and amplifying diverse perspectives through the arts.
READ MORE HERE!
Remembrance Culture (ReIMAGINE)
January 16, 2026
At a time when democratic values across Europe are increasingly challenged and historical narratives often contested, a new European cooperation project sets out to rethink how Europe remembers its past. EDUCULT – Institute of Cultural Policy and Cultural Management (Austria), together with Visual Voices (Cyprus), Rightchallenge – Associação (Portugal), IoDeposito (Italy), and the European Roma Institute for Arts and Culture (Serbia), has launched ReIMAGINE – Reimagining European Remembrance: Art as a Tool for an Inclusive Remembrance Culture, a cooperation partnership co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
ReIMAGINE responds to the growing need for a more pluralistic and diversity-sensitive culture of remembrance in Europe. With increasingly superdiverse societies, traditional, nation-based narratives of 20th-century history often fail to reflect the lived experiences of diaspora, minorities, and minoritized communities. The project aims to foster a democratic and inclusive understanding of Europe’s past by highlighting interconnected histories and amplifying diverse perspectives through the arts.
READ MORE HERE!
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