List of references
Here you will find a compilation of relevant specialised literature on (post-)migrant remembrance and commemoration work and related topics. The list does not claim to be exhaustive and is continuously updated.
Here you will find target group-specific guidelines, literature, film and podcast recommendations, funding opportunities for projects & initiatives and information on other commemoration and remembrance projects
Dealing with the press can sometimes be challenging and even very stressful. The purpose of this guide is to provide support and an overview of your rights so that you can better protect yourself and those around you and share your stories in a way that feels right for you.
The following information is aimed at journalists and media professionals who report on right-wing violence. Insensitive reporting can re-traumatise those affected and make their situation worse. Sensitive reporting, on the other hand, can help those affected to process the experience, create recognition and mobilise support.
The following information is aimed at academics planning qualitative research projects with survivors of right-wing violence. It is based on a trauma-informed approach and addresses the question of how those affected can be protected from re-traumatisation as research participants while sharing their story in a way that promotes their resilience.
The following information is aimed at people who are already involved in support work with those affected or who would like to become involved in this field. We would like to point out that these instructions can of course be adapted for your own use according to your needs or different circumstances and are only intended to provide assistance or food for thought.
The following information is aimed at people who wish to organise events with survivors of right-wing, racist and anti-Semitic violence. The points summarised in the guide are intended to provide initial assistance and can/should be adapted, depending on the context.
Here you will find a compilation of relevant specialised literature on (post-)migrant remembrance and commemoration work and related topics. The list does not claim to be exhaustive and is continuously updated.
Here you will find a list of funding opportunities for projects and initiatives from various foundations, institutions and funds. The list does not claim to be exhaustive and is continuously updated.
The following content was developed as part of the pilot project “Self-determined networking, remembrance and education”, is currently undergoing a process of expansion and will be added to on an ongoing basis. It represents an initial state of research, but does not claim to be exhaustive. If you would like your project to appear on our website, please do not hesitate to contact us.