Event Tip: International Conference: “Forward Together. Emerging Strategies for Combating Antisemitism in Europe”
Organised by the European Practitioners Network against Antisemitism
You’re Invited to the International Conference: “Forward Together. Emerging Strategies for Combating Antisemitism in Europe”
We are delighted to invite everyone interested in the topic of combatting antisemitism to our upcoming conference, where you’ll have the opportunity to learn, network, and engage with leading experts, practitioners, and policymakers in the field.
We are organising this conference in collaboration with the German Federal Foreign Office.
Date: 13 February 2025
Time: 4:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: German Federal Foreign Office, Werderscher Markt 1, 10117 Berlin
This conference will feature a panel discussion titled “Combatting Antisemitism across Europe. Challenges Ahead and Political Responses” with leading experts and policymakers actively working to combat antisemitism, including the following participants:
- Ambassador Christian Heldt (Special Envoy for Relations with Jewish Organisations, Anti-Semitism Issues, International Affairs of the Sinti and Roma and Holocaust Remembrance at the German Federal Foreign Office)
- Alina Bricman (Director of EU Affairs at B’nai B’rith International)
- Benjamin Fischer (Chair of the Board, CeMAS, Advisory Board Democ)
In addition, attendees will have the opportunity to connect with participants and European practitioners over food and drinks, learn about innovative approaches to combating antisemitism, and gain insights into the outcomes of the collaborative work of the European Practitioners Network Against Antisemitism (EPNA), including emerging strategies for addressing antisemitism in Europe.
Over the past year, EPNA has grown its network to 63 member organisations, hosted impactful workshops in Hungary, Poland, and Serbia, and awarded 10 microgrants through the European Alliance Programme to support multilateral projects. Together, we’ve developed future practices—innovative strategies to combat antisemitism—which will be pilot tested in 2025.
We warmly encourage you to join us and kindly ask you to share this invitation with your colleagues and networks.
Let’s move forward together in the fight against antisemitism in Europe.