USC Shoah Foundation Institute at OktaTARS–International Fellowship Program in Holocaust Education

Institute Regional Consutant in Hungary, Andrea Szőnyi, presents about the use of video testimonies in the classroom.

nstitute Regional Consutant in Hungary, Andrea Szőnyi, introduces the Shoah Foundation Institute.

Participants listen to the introduction of the SFI Visual History Archive.

Information the testimonies convey.

Librarian at CEU Péter Bérczi introduces the use of the VHA to Fellowship participants.

Fellowship participants perform individual guided search in the VHA during the session at CEU.

Fellowship participants search the VHA.

Péter Bérczi instructs Fellowship participants.

Guided search in the VHA.

Fellowship participants search the VHA.

Institute Regional Consultant in Hungary, Andrea Szőnyi, listens to the presentation of CEU Librarian Péter Bérczi.

Institute Regional Consutant in Hungary, Andrea Szőnyi, helps participants in their search.

Individual search in the VHA.

Fellowship participants help each other during the VHA search.

Péter Bérczi plays a segment of the search result testimony.

Participants follow the instructions of Péter Bérczi.

Guided search in the VHA.

Péter Bérczi instructs Fellowship participants.

Péter Bérczi plays the testimony segment of the search result.

Individual search in the VHA.

Fellowship participants help each other during the VHA search.

Fellows Zita Gonda and József Molnár, who had previous exposure to the VHA, share their experience with other Fellows.

The Holocaust Memorial Center in Budapest organized a one-year long Fellowship Program in Holocaust Education for curriculum developers and teacher trainers. The program is supported by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum; the International Task Force on Holocaust Education, Remembrance, and Research; and the Hungarian Ministry of National Resources. The Fellowship—a unique initiative in Hungary—is a year-long program during which participants have to develop their own project in Holocaust Education. The major milestones of the year include a one-week intensive seminar, individual and group consultations, a four-day study tour to Holocaust-related sites, and a closing conference. The week-long seminar (November 2-7) included a presentation of the Institute’s educational work as well as training on the Visual History Archive.