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With its workshop formats, DOMiD offers an activating, participant-orientated approach to the DOMiD archive. In didactically prepared learning arrangements, participants independently discover stories from the memory of the migration society. Objects, photos, private memorabilia and interviews recount very personal experiences and enable an emotional, subjective and empathetic approach. Contemporary debates and personal references from the participants are incorporated into the moderated discussion phases.

All workshop formats aim to promote diversity-sensitive and multi-perspective historical narratives and practices of remembrance culture. DOMiD's educational work sees itself as part of an inclusive culture of remembrance in the migration society: in our workshop formats, we negotiate questions of equality and belonging, we make individual and collective stories and future plans visible.

Target audience: The workshops are aimed at young people (aged 14 and over), school pupils (from year 9) and interested adult groups and multipliers.

Important: DOMiD has limited capacity for the educational programmes. If you are interested, please contact us with the form below in good time to organise a date.

#1 Workshop "Migration and me - discovering migration stories"

The workshop "Migration and me - discovering migration stories" gives people the opportunity to discover the DOMiD archive and the stories of migration it contains in all their diversity. Objects and stories from the unique DOMiD collection are presented in a dialogue-based tour. Participants will gain exciting and unexpected insights into the "memory of the migration society". In the subsequent co-operative group work phase with materials from the collection, participants discover topics and stories independently. They engage in dialogue with each other and reflect on their own role and position in the migration society. The aim is to develop a multifaceted picture of migration and to initiate a critical and informed attitude towards historical and current socio-political issues.

The workshop can be booked on request and is aimed at school groups or groups run by independent organisations.

Duration: 120min
Cost: 200 euro
Participants: max. 20 participants

#2 Workshop "We are not extras"

The workshop "We are not extras!" is dedicated to the continuities of racist and anti-Semitic hostility, attacks and commemoration and remembrance initiatives. DOMiD houses unique memorabilia and estates of people who were and are affected by racism, anti-Semitism and neo-Nazi terror. Extensive materials from the collection also document stories of anti-racist struggles, empowerment and solidarity. These form the basis of the co-operative workshop.

The materials take right-wing terror seriously as an embassy crime and, in the sense of "doing memory", give the perspectives of those affected a voice and resonance. The stories of violence and empowerment bear witness to racist continuities and present (threats) - but also to struggles for recognition and self-empowerment. In addition to questions of documentation and archiving, we will also reflect on the possibilities of solidarity, committed action and remembrance.

The workshop can be booked on request and is aimed at school groups, independent groups and interested adults.

Without guided tour:
Duration: 120min
Cost: 200 euro
Participants: max. 20 participants

With guided tour:
Duration: 180min
Cost: 300 euro
Participants: max. 20 participants

#3 Workshop "Power! Migration as a perspective on history and the present in the society of the many" (for schools in the Courage network)

With the workshop "Power! Migration as a perspective on history and the present in the society of the many", DOMiD's educational work is aimed specifically at school groups that are involved in the "School without Racism - School with Courage" programme. During an extensive visit to the magazine and depots, pupils discover the history and stories in the DOMiD archive and work independently with archive folders on biographies, experiences of migration history, continuities and ruptures. In reflection phases, we engage in a joint exchange on racism-critical education and specific projects that can be used in school work with a migration history perspective. In this way, DOMiD aims to contribute its resources and archival treasures to a lively, difference-friendly and empowering school.

Schools or networks interested in the programme can get in touch with DOMiD.

Duration: 180min
Cost: 300 euro
Participants: max. 20 participants

#4 Workshop "Migration history(ies) - Perspectivising pedagogical action in the post-migrant society" (for multipliers and teachers)

DOMiD offers the workshop "Migration History(ies) - Perspectivising Educational Action in the Post-Migrant Society" for multipliers in school and extracurricular education, including interdisciplinary ones. In a first step, objects and stories from the unique DOMiD collection will be presented in a dialogue-based tour of the collection and archive. Participants will gain exciting and unexpected insights into the "memory of the migration society". This is followed by a co-operative work phase with archive materials. Participants discover topics and stories independently, engage in dialogue with each other and develop a multifaceted picture of migration and historical and current socio-political issues. Didactic reflections afterwards are dedicated to questions about diversity, identities and affiliations. How can/must these realities be implemented in professional educational action? How can/must a self-reflective, solidary and empowering/empowered attitude of educational professionals be supported?

Working materials from the "We are not extras!" workshop on anti-racism and empowerment will also be presented. The materials take right-wing terror seriously as an embassy crime and, in the sense of "doing memory", give victims' perspectives a voice and resonance. The stories of violence and empowerment bear witness to racist and anti-Semitic continuities and present (threats) as well as struggles for recognition and self-empowerment.

The guiding question here is how migration history(ies) and post-migrant present(s) can be brought more strongly into the consciousness of pedagogical actors and how they can be recognised and represented.

Multipliers interested in the programme can get in touch with DOMiD.

Duration: 180min
Cost: 300 euro
Participants: max. 20 participants

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