Knowledge Transfer and Outreach

The MMZ sees itself at the nexus between research and academia with school and extracurricular educational institutions involved in youth and adult education, and an interested general public. In this area of work, academic outreach programs are developed based on the institutes‘ own work, which are intended to convey academic research findings from the fields of Jewish minority research, regional history as well as research on antisemitism.

Continuing education and further training courses are developed in close cooperation with local educational institutions and are aimed at multipliers and schools. In addition to the “Digital Humanities” focus, various platforms and spaces such as museums, libraries, universities, public spaces, and social media are integrated into the formats.

 Networking with locally and regionally active civil society as well as other partners in the field of historical education is at the center of the institute's work, as are various formats for knowledge transfer and dialog, such as event series, collaborations on exhibitions, symposiums, and our own podcast.