Landecker Digital Memory Lab

Digital Holocaust memory needs more than platforms and tools. See the key takeaways from the survey report which highlights urgent challenges around staffing, online hate, funding, digital strategy and AI across the sector.

Read the report and join the conversation: https://www.digitalmemorylab.com/global-digital-holocaust-memory-practice-findings-from-a-survey-of-heritage-and-education-organisations-across-the-world/


University of Sussex

Are you teaching about digital Holocaust memory next term? Looking for some inspiration? Join us next month for a free online workshop: https://www.digitalmemorylab.com/free-online-workshops-focus-on-digital-holocaust-memory-research-and-education/.

We are privileged to be co-hosting this important award with our project partners Terraforming NGO.

Thank you International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance - IHRA for highlighting it to delegates.

🇷🇸Terraforming ponosno objavljuje da je u junskom izdanju International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance - IHRA biltena istaknuto novo međunarodno priznanje „Hilda Dajč” za digitalnu memorijalizaciju Holokausta, koje sledeće godine dodeljujemo u partnerstvu sa Landecker Digital Memory Lab.

Međunarodno priznanje Hilda Dajč za digitalnu memorijalizaciju Holokausta služiće kao globalno čvorište gde će profesionalci u oblasti kulture sećanja, tehnološki inovatori, preživeli, njihovi potomci i mladi ljudi predlagati nove standarde za izvrsnost u digitalnom sećanju na Holokaust.

Sećanjem na prošlost prepoznajemo svoju dužnost da štitimo demokratiju i ljudsko dostojanstvo.

Priznanje nosi ime po Hildi Dajč, mladoj jevrejskoj studentkinji i medicinskoj sestri volonterki koja je ubijena 1942. godine u logoru Staro Sajmište.

Pročitajte više o nagradi u biletnu Alijase i na našem sajtu.

🇬🇧 Terraforming proudly announces that the June edition of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) bulletin features the new "Hilda Dajč" international award for the digital memorialisation of the Holocaust, which we will be presenting next year in partnership with the Landecker Digital Memory Lab.

Hilda Dajč International Award for Digital Holocaust Memorialisation will serve as a global hub where memory culture professionals, technological innovators, survivors, their descendants, and young people will propose new standards for excellence in digital Holocaust remembrance.

By remembering the past, we recognise our duty to protect democracy and human dignity.

The award is named after Hilda Dajč, a young Jewish student and volunteer nurse who was murdered in 1942 at the Staro Sajmište concentration camp.

Read more about the award in the Alliance's bulletin and on our website.

https://mailchi.mp/holocaustremembrance/how-can-we-stop-ai-generated-distortion-of-the-holocaust-13916612?e=68bc103556

Today is the FINAL day to apply to join us as a visiting fellow this autumn. Don't miss out! Registration link and more information are available here: https://www.digitalmemorylab.com/visiting-researchers/

In case you missed it: our latest blog by Ariel Li explores what 127 organisations across 36 countries and regions told us about the current state of digital Holocaust memory practice.

From staffing shortages to AI policy gaps and online hostility, the findings point to the urgent need for more sustainable support across the sector.

Read the full blog here: https://www.digitalmemorylab.com/ai-is-not-the-answer-digital-policies-and-wellbeing-support-are-lacking-and-staffing-levels-are-insufficient/

Don't miss out on the opportunity to come to the University of Sussex this autumn and spend a few weeks with the Landecker Digital Memory Lab team. Applications for our autumn visiting fellow window close THIS WEDNESDAY.
School of Media, Arts and Humanities at University of Sussex
https://www.digitalmemorylab.com/visiting-researchers/

Survivor artwork is both object and testimony in a memorial museum context. Find out how KZ-Gedenkstätte Dachau / Dachau Concentration Camp Memorial Site, Germany created an app located such images into their memorial landscape on our open access site: database.digitalmemorylab.com

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