Livestream: Annual Conference 2022
Join us for live discussions and Q&A’s The livestream can be accessed via the following links: Sunday 19 June, 14:00 CET – Livestream Day I Monday 20 June, 11:00 CET – Livestream Day II We are very excited for year’s annual conference at the Jewish Museum Frankfurt. This year, the Annual Conference has been conceptually divided into two main conference formats: The Plenary Sessions and Professional Sessions. All Plenary Sessions are aimed at a broader interested audience and will be livestreamed on Sunday, June 19 and on Monday, June 20 on the AEJM website and the Museum’s YouTube account.
MEST: Oslo Seminar
The AEJM MEST Seminar 2022 for museum educators will take place from 24 until 26 October in Oslo, Norway. The programme hosted by our… | Read more »
MEST: I ASK Training Programme
This spring and summer, MEST offers an extensive hybrid training course of the I ASK pedagogical method. I ASK is a practical, step-by-step method… | Read more »
We Can Help
We received the following call for help from Jakub Nowakowski, director of the Galicia Jewish Museum in Kraków, Poland. What is the role… | Read more »
Beyond the ghetto. Inside&Out
Friday 29 October 2021 will see the opening of the third important chapter in the life of the National Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah in Ferrara: the exhibition “Beyond the Ghetto. Inside&Out.” The exhibition — curated by Andreina Contessa, Simonetta Della Seta, Carlotta Ferrara degli Uberti and Sharon Reichel and set up by Studio GTRF Giovanni Tortelli Roberto Frassoni — traces the history of Italian Jews from their confinement in ghettos (with the first established in Venice in 1516) to the beginning of the 20th century. “What is being inaugurated”, explains MEIS President Dario Disegni, “is the third fundamental exhibit conceived by the MEIS, dedicated to the millennia of Jewish experience in Italy. This follows on the heels of the exhibit in December 2017 “Jews, an Italian story. The First Thousand Years” curated by Anna Foa, Daniele Jalla and Giancarlo Lacerenza — with objects on loan from the world’s most prestigious museums,… | Read more »