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Making History
Together
a unique, global and virtual six month programme that explores character development through a journey of hidden history to discover the story of the Jews of Belarus.
For children age 12 and 13.
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Making History
Together
a unique, global and virtual six month programme that explores character development through a journey of hidden history to discover the story of the Jews of Belarus. For children age 12 and 13.
the programme
Engaging young people on the subject of the Holocaust
is not easy, but it's important. Really important!
The six month programme is an interactive, educational experience that is both fun and engaging. All content is specifically tailored to youth and will deliver the history at a level that is both age appropriate and engaging.
a message from Debra Brunner, CEO.
Parents, if you would like to learn more about Making History Together, please book a time to meet with Debra using the link below!
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the programme
Engaging young people on the subject of the Holocaust
is not easy, but it's important. Really important!
The six month programme is an interactive, educational experience that is both fun and engaging. All content is specifically tailored to youth and will deliver the history at a level that is both age appropriate and engaging.
a message from Debra Brunner, CEO.
Parents, if you would like to learn more about Making History Together, please book a time to meet with Debra using the link below!
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the sessions
informal education, no homework!
six thoughtfully
crafted sessions
identity
Introduces the concept of self-exploration through the lens of history, how different types of identity shape an individual.
antisemitism
Tackles the history of antisemitism in the Soviet Union before and after the war.
memory & self
Encourages what we can do with our knowledge to become changemakers and use our memory for good.
power & leadership
Questions whether power is inherently good or bad, and what people with different leadership skills achieved during the war.
generation to generation
Highlights the importance of sharing customs, traditions from older generations to younger generations, whether they are familial or cultural.
tikkun olam (repair the world)
Introduces the concept of repairing the world, and how we can be truly together.
Through six interactive, 1.5-hour Zoom sessions with guest speakers including Holocaust survivors and industry leaders your child will create meaningful connections and gain critical insights into how they can make a difference today. Each session will focus on topics of historical importance such as the partisans, propaganda, and the effects of antisemitism on Jewish life. But this isn’t history class! Every history topic has a thought-provoking reference to a relevant self-development topic; identity, leadership, bravery, honesty, empathy, social justice and curiosity to name a few!
the exhibition
Participants will be given the opportunity to assist in the creation of a groundbreaking international exhibition sponsored by the British Embassy in Minsk. The exhibition will shine a light on the stories of the Holocaust in Belarus, giving the past a presence while exploring how Jews in the Diaspora came together to survive, thrive, and expand as a people.
Participants will have the opportunity to submit a piece of writing and/or a piece of art for inclusion in the exhibition. They will also have an opportunity to write articles for our media partner (The Jewish Chronicle) about what’s happening and what they’re learning.
There will be two travelling exhibitions one in Russian and one in English. The Russian exhibition will be sent to Belarus for use there. In the UK, the exhibition will be made available to schools, synagogues and community centres. In Belarus, the exhibition will travel to schools and will be used as part of the work that The Together Plan is doing in the work of building a Jewish Cultural Heritage Trail in Belarus with Jewish communities in the country.
the educators
The programme feature’s world-class educators, experts and leaders to connect with and engage participants in new and exciting ways.
Creating a safe space for participants is paramount. Everyone involved in the coordination of the programme is DBS checked and approved.
Debra Brunner
CEO of the The Together Plan
Sam Heller
youth for youth coordinator
Mike Mendoza
Guest Speaker
Leo Levine
programme coordinator
Robin Moss
Guest Speaker
Sophie Peterson
Guest Speaker
the educators
The programme feature’s world-class educators, experts and leaders to connect with and engage participants in new and exciting ways.
Creating a safe space for participants is paramount. Everyone involved in the coordination of the programme is DBS checked and approved.
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the timeline
March 2022
applications being accepted until 8th March
March through to July 2022
monthly sessions
the application
Only 20 participants will be selected.
Smaller groups work better as this means more personal investment, which will lead to a better and more focused contribution from the chosen group. We are looking for youth who are genuinely interested and ready to contribute and participate.
Application does not guarantee a place in the programme.
Apply by completing the online application form, please give as much information as possible where asked.
the cost
The total cost of the six month programme is £299
The cost goes towards the full planning and content of the programme. This covers the cost of the world-class educators, the information packs that are sent in the post, and exclusive access to films and additional materials created for the programme.
Any further fundraising will go towards furthering our mission of working together to unlock Eastern European Jewish heritage and identity while rebuilding and reconnecting communities.
