This video series is the result of a year-long collaboration of a working group of US and German civic education professionals on the topic of public history, memory and historical-civic education. In the series, we hear from young people directly about their experiences in public history programs to help us as practitioners better evolve to meet the needs of a new generation. To read more about this project, please see the article “Elevating Youth Voices: From Public History to Civic Engagement” here.
part 1: who are you?
part 2: advice for talking about painful history?
part 3: experience with intergenerational work
collaborators
Navina Engelage, Gesamteuropäisches Studienwerk e.V. (GESW) / Pan-European Studies Institute