✅ PARENTS´ EVALUATION ✅

DEADLINE: LATE JUNE 2024

Here are ten evaluations from parents of students involved in the "Keeping the Memory @live" Holocaust project:

Maria S., Mother of  Simona (17)

"Watching Simona participate in the 'Keeping the Memory Alive' project has been incredibly moving. She has gained a deeper understanding of her heritage and the importance of remembering history. The activities and discussions have sparked meaningful conversations at home, fostering a sense of empathy and responsibility in her."

Jan K., Father of Martin (17) 

"The project has been a transformative experience for Martin. It not only educated him about the Holocaust but also instilled in him the values of tolerance and resilience. I appreciate the thoughtful approach the organizers took to ensure the students engaged emotionally and intellectually."

1. Elena T., Mother of Sofia (17)

   "Sofia found the 'Keeping the Memory @live' project both enlightening and inspiring. Through interactive lessons and personal stories, she developed a profound respect for those who suffered during the Holocaust. It's reassuring to see her commitment to preserving these important memories."

   David L., Father of Šimon (17)

   "Šimon was deeply affected by the project. The use of survivor testimonies and historical artifacts made the lessons vivid and impactful. I’ve noticed a positive change in his outlook, with a greater appreciation for freedom and human rights."

   Laura M., Mother of  Stela (17)

   "Stela loved every aspect of the 'Keeping the Memory Alive' project. The creative assignments, such as writing letters and creating art, allowed her to express her understanding in unique ways. It’s a beautiful initiative that nurtures both knowledge and compassion."

   Peter B., Father of Lucas (16)

   "Lucas engaged passionately with the project. The emphasis on critical thinking and reflection helped him grasp the complexities of the Holocaust. I'm grateful for the educators who provided a safe space for students to explore such a sensitive topic."

   Nadia R., Mother of Nikola (17)

   "The project has been a remarkable journey for Nikola. Learning about the Holocaust through personal narratives made history come alive for her. It has encouraged her to advocate against hatred and discrimination in her community."

   Samuel D., Father of Sabina (17)

   "Sabina found the 'Keeping the Memory @live' project both educational and emotionally enriching. The interactive workshops and discussions have broadened his perspective on history and the importance of remembrance. It’s a vital program for young minds."

   Karen H., Mother of  Stefania (17)

   "Stefania was profoundly moved by the project. The comprehensive curriculum and engaging activities helped her understand the gravity of the Holocaust and the significance of standing up against injustice. I’m proud of her dedication to keeping these memories alive."

   Robert W., Father of Ender (16)

   "Ender benefited immensely from participating in the 'Keeping the Memory @live' project. The blend of historical facts with personal stories made the learning experience deeply personal and impactful. It has inspired her to pursue further studies in history and human rights."