European Days of Jewish Culture 2021: Dialogue

Date: Sunday September 5th, 2021. However, in several countries events and activities are being planned before and after this date.

In this new year 2021, we are once again getting down to work to organise what we believe will be one of the most ambitious editions of the European Days of Jewish Culture. This year, our festival is framed within the context of the European project NOA (Networks Overcoming Antisemitism). It is under this umbrella, and with the intention of disseminating and promoting positive narratives that highlight the contribution of European Jewry to a more pluralistic and inclusive Europe, that the theme for this year's edition will be:

DIALOGUE

Information for national coordinators and participating institutions:

In this special edition we want to go one step further in our festival and offer you to participate in a conference among all the European coordinators of EDJC activities, with the aim to strengthen our relationship, to train us in dialogue and to achieve a more homogeneous festival.

We invite you to check the programme and register for the meeting here

This year the European Days of Jewish Culture will take place under the umbrella of the NOA project (Networks Overcoming Antisemitism), promoting the creation of positive narratives around Jewish culture in Europe. To learn more about the NOA project, please watch this video:

To keep up to date with organisational news from the EDJC2021 and to participate in the online Coordinators Meeting in the 24th and 25th of February 2021 please subscribe to the following form:

EDJC 2021 In partnership with the NOA project

and the National Library of Israel.

This edition of the festival is partially funded by the European Union’s Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme (2014-2020).

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For any question, please contact the EDJC team at edjc@jewisheritage.org