The Urban Memory Foundation (Wrocław, Poland) 
A grass-roots organization working to restore the memory of the Jewish community of pre-war Breslau. It combines research, civic engagement, and educational activities, specifically through the revitalization and preservation of the German-Jewish cemetery at Gwarna Street.

FestivALT Association (Kraków, Poland) 
A Jewish-led cultural organisation using contemporary art and activism to engage with Jewish heritage in Poland. Known for the “Lucky Jew” project and for its mediation work around KL Plaszow, it promotes civic engagement and social change.

Zapomniane Foundation (Warsaw, Poland)
A non-profit focused on locating, researching, and commemorating forgotten graves of Holocaust victims. It supports local communities in confronting the past and has developed a unique methodology that respects both Jewish religious law and Polish context.

Jewish Community Center Warsaw (Warsaw, Poland)
 A hub for modern Jewish life and inclusive programming that fosters community development and cultural exploration. It plays a leading role in refugee assistance and uses the “Jiskry” (Sparks) event series to promote the work of memory activists.

The Jewish Czulent Association (Kraków, Poland) 
An independent advocacy organization for national minorities that works to promote tolerance and counteract antisemitism and discrimination. It provides expert monitoring of Holocaust distortion and offers anti-discrimination training for heritage institutions.
Brama Cukermana / Cukerman’s Gate (Będzin, Poland) 
An NGO focused on protecting Jewish cultural monuments and educating the local community about the multi-century Jewish presence in Będzin and the Dąbrowa Basin. It organizes events that connect local activists with institutional players to revitalize regional memory.
Researchers on the Border / Badaczki i Badacze na Granicy (Poland) 
An interdisciplinary research network established to document the humanitarian crisis on the Polish-Belarusian border. In the project, it explores the intersections between contemporary and historical trauma and the role of documenting memory in human rights activism.
Foundation for Documentation of Jewish Cemeteries in Poland (Warsaw, Poland) 
A leading documentation initiative providing open-access online resources about Jewish cemeteries in Poland. It supports education and contributes to Holocaust commemoration through research and public outreach.
CEJI – A Jewish Contribution to an Inclusive Europe (Brussels, Belgium)
An international NGO promoting diversity and inclusion through education, training, and advocacy. It brings extensive experience in building coalitions and shaping anti-discrimination policies across Europe.
Marom Budapest (Budapest, Hungary)
An innovative organization that blends social activism with art to explore new community-led Holocaust narratives. It works on artistic interventions and research, particularly regarding the Jewish heritage of Szeged.
LABA Berlin (Berlin, Germany) 
A laboratory for Jewish culture that uses traditional Jewish texts to inspire contemporary art, dialogue, and public exhibitions. It organizes arts events in Berlin and Barcelona to push the boundaries of modern Jewish identity.

The Council of the Jewish Community of Estonia (Tallinn, Estonia) 

The representative body of the Jewish community in Estonia, focusing on the rebirth of Jewish religious and cultural life. It pilots new strategies for working with memory in difficult historical sites across the Baltic region.

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Hochschule für Jüdische Studien Heidelberg (Heidelberg, Germany)
An accredited university supported by the Central Council of Jews in Germany. It offers a broad curriculum in Jewish Studies and fosters interfaith and academic dialogue in close collaboration with Heidelberg University.

No Border Foundation (Poland) 
A legal aid and documentation group that counteracts humanitarian crises by supporting refugees and migrants. It contributes a sociological study on contemporary refugee assistance and its relationship to historical crisis activism.