For the 2019/20 competition "Restarting Life From Scratch", 55 pupils explored their local or family past. Because the focus lay on migration, the International Organisation for Migration (IOM) office in Georgia supported the current competition.
Read more … Georgian Competition on Migration Attracted New Partner
189 students participated in the second history competition in Moldova. The winning entries went through a judging process that recognised the hard work put in by the students.
Read more … “Local Heroes” and Innovative Evaluation in Moldova
The Online History Camp “Don’t Look Back in Anger! Coping with Painful Pasts” brings history competition prize winners of four countries together. Young people from Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine will meet for six intensive weeks in online sessions to investigate and discuss matters of family and local history and their impact on the present.
Read more … Ready for Kick-Off: Online History Camp Starts on 21 October
Starting in September 2019, a total of 1,727 young people aged between 14 and 18 years got engaged in the competition dealing with the topic „Soviet Past – Rethinking the History“. Teamed up into research groups, pupils conducted 290 local studies of the Ukrainian Soviet past.
Read more … Successful Finish of History Competition 2019/2020 in Ukraine
In Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, excitement is rising: in March, all four Eastern Partnership countries have deadlines coming up for this year's history competition entries. The organisers expect an active participation.
The cooperation project supervised by Körber-Stiftung and DVV International and funded by the German Foreign Office just started in its second year to carry on the history competitions in Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and in Ukraine.
Read more … History Competitions Continue in Four Countries of the Eastern Partnership
A detailed brochure presents results of the first Georgian history competition project of 2017/18. The publication gives insights into six of the winning entries and reflects the experiences of the pilot project.
Read more … Insights Into the First Georgian History Competition
Kiev, Minsk, Chisinau, Tbilisi - in the summer of 2018, these capitals clearly demonstrated how valuable the examination of local and family history by young people can be for societies in Eastern Europe.
Read more … Young People Shape Eastern European Culture of Remembrance
On Friday, 22 June 2018, the award ceremony for the first Georgian history competition took place at the “Writer’s House” in Tbilisi. The fin-de-siècle building formed a suitable setting for the ceremony which was attended by around 70 participants and tutors.
Read more … My Ancestors at My Age - Award Ceremony of First Georgian History Competition
The cooperation project "History Competitions"
(2017-2024) is supported by
