The Environmental Education Center is a public institution established in 1999 and numbers 5 persons in its staff as well as tenths of partner institutions and individual collaborators. Among its goals are to design & implement educational programs for students of Primary & Secondary Education, implement study visits for educators and general adult population. In addition, it organizes and conducts General Adult Education Meetings, Teacher Training Meetings, Workshops and Seminars. Participation in networks, partnership building, promotion of educational research and educational material publication are also some of the tasks, just to name a few.

Inter Alia is a non-governmental organisation based in Athens that aims at deconstructing stereotypes between people as a prerequisite of conflict management and resolution, raising public awareness of current issues, applying pressure to EU mechanisms and integrating fragmented knowledge into a fruitful scheme through multidisciplinary approaches.

The initiative with WINGS and ROOTS based in Berlin and New York, the crossmedia and multilingual initiative produces films, educational curricula, and online-platforms. We use these tools to challenge rigid and exclusionary, debates and historical perceptions around the topics of integration, migration and identity. Centering the stories and perspectives of young people with the motto "reimagine belonging," we foreground participation and dismantling racism to foster more inclusive societies. The project was initiated by Christina Antonakos-Wallace in 2006 and has grown over the years to an active team of over 20 filmmakers, educators, designers, academics and programmers, as well as partners and advisers in the U.S. and Germany.

EDRASE ( is a Non for profit company that was founded in 2010. The seat is in Halki island, Dodecanese in Greece, but the members and the activities are spread all over Greece.

The main aim is to promote Science and Social Sciences in Greece and the EU, by the means of training courses, lectures, discussions and the production of educational material. To this end, there is a close co-operation with bodies such as the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Environment and climate change, and also IKY, the Greek national Erasmus+ agent.

EDRASE has a great experience on distance learning, organising and implementing a variety of training courses, supported by highly experienced partners.

Young Journalists' Association 'Polis' was established in 1995 in Warsaw, Poland. Organization aims to help young people and their teachers to overcome passivity and helplessness – to discover, express and share the ethos of Human Rights and the vocation to participate in policy making and public life. Main field of interest and action are: civic journalism, training in responsible media work and use. 'Polis' cultivates contacts with school papers, local and national press. Organization is a member of the European Youth Press, Mediattivo Europe and Human Rights House networks.

The Remembrance and Future Center was founded in 2007 in Wrocław. The task of this public cultural institution is to popularize knowledge about the history and cultural heritage of the inhabitants of the so-called “Western and Northern Territories” after World War II. The Center conducts a series of exhibition and education projects. It also publishes a popular-science magazine and post conference books. In 2016 the Center will coordinate two main exhibitions during the European Capital of Culture: “Seven Wonders of Wroclaw and Lower Silesia” and “Wroclaw 1945-2015”. The second one will take place in the Depot history center, our new home.

Since 1970s former Gross-Rosen concentration camp was turned into Gross-Rosen Museum. The responsibility for the camp was transferred to the Historical Museum in Wroclaw, which began to collect documents and artefacts about the camp's history. The Wroclaw museum rebuilt the SS casino in 1978-1982 to house a new exhibition and film screening room. In 1989, at the urging of camp survivors and local authorities, the Gross Rosen site was given the status of a state museum, which, however, it only held until 1999, when the responsibility returned to the provincial level. The museum provides information about the period of Second World War, national socialism and resistance and insurgents in the camp.

History is created – here and now. How history is shaped, negotiated and constructed, stands at the heart of work at the Institute for Applied History. The Institute mediates in many ways between academia and civil society, between different languages, cultures and generations, between theory and practice. For that purpose, the associatons has developed various formats and methods of historical-political education in the German-Polish border region. Clues at historic sites for international groups and project seminars at the European University Viadrina as well as engaging artistic approaches to a diffiult past: Expanding its actiities beyond the Polish-German neighbourhood the Institute is now also an important agent in raising awareness for the compleities of history and its application in other (border) regions of Europe.

ChangeLog Foundation was established in 2013 in Mykolayiv, Ukraine by few young and dynamic people experienced in local and international projects organization and management on professional and volunteer basis. The aims of the organization are: Providing society with a various types of the volunteer assistance (individual and group) at the local level and development of the volunteer movement in Ukraine and Implementation of socially important initiatives and projects in the spheres of conflict resolutions, non-formal education, environmental protection, and preservation of the historical and cultural heritage, youth work.

The Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies (UCHS) was established in 2002. It is a non-governmental organization founded in partnership with I. Kuras Institute for Political and Ethnic Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine. The main directions of the UCHS's activities embrace Holocaust research and Holocaust education. The research direction comprises regional aspects of the Holocaust on Ukrainian lands; reflection of the Holocaust in the mass-media of the Nazi-occupied Ukraine; Nazi ideology and the mechanisms of its implementation, anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial, comparative research of the Holocaust and other cases of genocide. The UCHS holds scholarly conferences and seminars on these issues.

The International Youth Meeting Center in Oświęcim/Auschwitz is an educational institution whose campus lies between the center of the Polish city of Oświęcim and the former German concentration camp of Auschwitz. More than one million persons, mostly Jewish and Polish, were murdered at Auschwitz during the Second World War (1939–1945). Proposed in 1971, the Center was opened in 1986 following years of planning, negotiations, and fundraising.^[2][3] It seeks to "develop the understanding of National Socialism and its consequences, particularly among young Germans, through dialogue and encounter between people of different origins", and is particularly engaged with Germans and Poles, Christians and Jews.^[4] In 2010, the Center hosted more than 17,000 overnight stays by youth groups participating in its programs.^[5] Many young Germans and Austrians have held year-long voluntary positions at the Center that satisfy their civilian service (Zivildienst) responsibility.

The Polish and German names for the Center are Międzynarodowy Dom Spotkań Młodzieży w Oświęcimiu and Internationale Jugendbegegnungsstätte in Oświęcim/Auschwitz, respectively; the two names are conjoined in the abbreviation MDSM/IJBS for the Center.