CU REMEMBER
Blog posts that are part of the CU REMEMBER CERV project funded by the EU.
by Federica Sgorbissa and Francesca Rizzato [SISSA MEDIALAB] In Trieste, within the CU REMEMBER project, we designed and implemented two walking tours exploring how Nazi-Fascist persecutions intersected with the scientific, social, and institutional history of the city. These pilot activities...
by Katharina Wurzinger and Florian Edlinger [Gedenkdienst] Starting Point How do you teach history and remembrance to 7-12 year olds? How do you spark their curiosity, encourage their interests and cater to their learning needs when it comes to these...
by Thomas Troy [Vienna University Children's Office] On 20 April 2026, project partners, educators, researchers and stakeholders gathered at the DOCK in Vienna for the CU REMEMBER Interim Conference. As the project reaches its midpoint, the event provided an opportunity...
by Chiara Thörmer [Vienna University Children's Office] During the campus tour, primary school students follow a “Memory Trail” across the Campus of the University of Vienna. From the very beginning of the planning process, it became clear that the many...
by Chiara Thörmer, Chris Gary, Thomas Troy [Vienna University Children's Office] Two Classes, Two Dynamics: Lessons from Pilot Campus Tours Two school classes, close in age – and yet the tours unfolded very differently. During the pilot sessions with a...
by Chiara Thörmer, Chris Gary and Thomas Troy [Vienna University Children's Office] How can young people be introduced to the topic of remembrance? This question led to the development of a new interactive campus tour for school classes aged 7...