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Terraforming helps societies engage with the past and empowers them to shape a democratic and inclusive present.

Prema spomeniku Porodica, skulptora Jovana Soldatovića

Fostering a memory culture steeped in democratic values

Democracy is rooted in a thriving memory culture based on facts.

We empower educators and learners with innovative methodologies, training, and resources that develop critical thinking skills and reflect international best practice.

Addressing contemporary antisemitism, antigypsyism, and distortion of history

Antisemitism, antigypsyism, and lies threaten our society.

We work with local communities and international experts to initiate and develop policy to address antisemitism and antigypsyism. We counter Holocaust distortion and manipulation of history.

Cooperating internationally and across disciplines

We multiply our impact by working together.

We engage in and create national and international networks, facilitating cooperation between public institutions and independent actors from Serbia, Europe, and around the world.

Events

Six people stand in a row on a stage holding certificates, with a Terra Forming banner behind them and an audience in the foreground at a ceremony.

The “Remembering Hilda Dajč” Awards 2026

2026-05-08

The fifth annual Remembering Hilda Dajč Award ceremony was held on May 7, 2026, at the University of Belgrade’s "Svetozar Marković" University Library. The event served as a significant gathering for memory professionals, civil society leaders, and representatives from the Jewish and Roma communities, international guests and diplomats.

News

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Silencing independent voices – removal from IHRA delegation

2026-05-25

Nevena Bajalica and Miško Stanišić have been removed from the Serbian delegation to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance IHRA. This did not come as a surprise, but it remains deeply troubling, as it raises questions about Serbia’s genuine commitment to IHRA principles.

A New Era of Digital Remembrance Culture

2026-05-18

Within the framework of the European Memory Data Space (EMDS) project, an event was held at the Hotel Sheraton in Novi Sad dedicated to the issue of creating a functional, connected, and sustainable digital ecosystem that will ensure the memory of the Holocaust remains alive and accessible in the decades to come.