Safeguarding the record of the Holocaust and the genocide of the Roma.
Through this program the IHRA seeks to fund projects that contribute to safeguarding the record of the Holocaust and the genocide of the Roma in the following areas:
a) testimonies of survivors and witnesses which have not yet been recorded;
b) mapping and documentation of as yet unidentified and/or unmarked sites pertaining to the Holocaust and/or the genocide of the Roma;
c) archival material that is physically at risk or where there are problems of accessibility.
Countering distortion
The IHRA grants funds for projects that seek effective and meaningful ways to prevent and counteract distortion, which emphasize the sharing of good practices and strengthen international cooperation on this topic as well as increasing the capacity of governmental and non-governmental institutions to address these issues. Through this program the IHRA encourages projects that aim to prevent and counter distortion in the following areas:
a) public discourse, media and particularly social media;
b) education;
c) research;
d) memorialization
Do you have a project idea that you think would fit? Please consult the IHRA Grant Strategy Guidelines for more details on what we fund and how to apply.
Practical information:
IHRA only accepts applications that are submitted online. In order to create an account and fill in an application, please proceed to our online application system.
Applicants must register through the IHRA’s online application system and complete the project summary and the budget sections by 15 January 2019. All other sections can be modified until 31 January 2019. Please note that it is not possible to create an account after 15 January.
Applications must be received by 31 January, 23:59 CET.
We strongly encourage applicants to contact the IHRA Permanent Office far in advance of the deadline in order to seek advice for an application. A preview of the online application system can be viewed here.