Developin a guided tour through their home city about “Europeanness” in history
About the organisation:
The Institute for Historical Intervention uncovers hidden collective memories by transdisciplinary projects, such as historical research and performance. Members work in the fields of Jewish and Central European history.
Projects: Bringing together divided memory. http://www.antikomplex.cz/de/bringing-together-divided-memory.html
Website of the organization: http://iehi.eu/
About the project:
Tourist guides, history teachers and students are invited to Vienna for a three days workshop about “History of Europe”: through lectures, a prototype guided tour, discussions and creative training participants start to develop a guided tour through their home city about “Europeanness” in history, share and exchange ideas about the approach. After the workshop, we keep in touch and give feedback by a video platform to “guide” the whole community virtually through their city. Aim: Apart from national and local narratives participants provide a European Perspective onto their city.
Role of the partner organization in the project:
Participation in the workshop and continuous feedback for the other guided tours through a video platform.
I am the first graduate in Historical European Studies in Vienna University, supervised by Wolfgang Schmale, international expert in the field. I also work as a presentation trainer for i.e. University of Vienna.
INSTITUTION | Institute for historical intervention |
TYPE OF INSTITUTION | Other |
CONTACT NAME | Philipp Reichel-Neuwirth |
CONTACT E-MAIL | info@philipp-reichel.com |
COUNTRY | Austria |
NAME OF THE PROGRAMME | Europe for Citizens / European remembrance |
PROJECT TOPIC | Developin a guided tour through their home city about “Europeanness” in history |
WORKING LANGUAGE | EN, DE |
EXPIRATION DATE | 01.03.2018. |
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