Narrative Art & Visual Storytelling
In Holocaust & Human rights education
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Dr. Charlotte Schallie is participating in a webinar series on Memory Politics organized through the Europe Canada Network. “Contested Histories: Commemorating and Learning from Past… Read More
Project partner, Dr. Fransiska Louwagie is co-organzing the “Migration, Memory and the Visual Arts: Second-Generation (Jewish) Artists” conference at the University of Leicester on May… Read More
Project partners Tim Cole and Alex Korb will be presenting “Visual Storytelling in Holocaust: Graphic Novels as Medium in Holocaust research and Education” during the… Read More
Dr. Charlotte Schallié will be presenting “Graphic Novels, Holocaust Memory and Human Rights” as part of the UVic European Studies Erasmus + Lecture Series on… Read More
Charlotte Schallié and Ilona Shulman Spaar were recently invited to answer the question “How can we creatively engage with survivor testimonies and make them accessible… Read More
We are honoured to be publishing our three graphic narratives as a single collection by New Jewish Press (University of Toronto Press), and C.H. Beck… Read More
Our project artwork and films were picked up by Yahoo Japan. Read the full story at: https://news.yahoo.co.jp/byline/satohitoshi/20210213-00222452/
Project partners Lise Pinkos (Canadian Museum for Human Rights) and Charlotte Schallié will be presenting “Visual Storytelling in Holocaust and Human Rights Education” as part… Read More
Today, on International Holocaust Remembrance Day (Jan 27), we launch “But I live,” the story of survivor Emmie Arbel by Barbara Yelin & Martin Friedrich,… Read More
We are pleased to announce the launch of the teaser trailer for the graphic narrative, “If We Had Followed the Rules, I Wouldn’t Be Here,”… Read More