TEDx is a global platform which has been promoting “Ideas Worth Spreading” for more than three decades. Governed by that motto, TED aims to gather inspirational thinkers and activists, who would motivate the people to abandon narrow ways of thinking and improve the society. Notable speakers include Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Stephen Hawking, Jamie Oliver, Sir Ken Robinson and many more that have spoken at one of around 20.000 yearly TED events across the globe.

Our dedicated team of 7 young people successfully organized the first TEDx event in Budva in April 2018. In the pearl of Monetengrin coast, we hosted the set of amazing speakers, including "Forbes 30 under 30" member - Marek Kubik. You can find more info about TEDx Budva here: http://www.tedxbudva.me/

Shortly after the event, all the talks from TEDxBudva were uploaded on the “TEDx Talks” YouTube channel, so you can find it there. You can also take a look at the aftermovie of TEDxBudva here - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1h3PGGHMp8yaWkLAQtQ_v5dd1IYVr0eTa/view?usp=sharing

TEDxKotor is organized by the same team behind TEDxBudva and it is planned for 16th of March in the wonderful town of Kotor, Montenegro. The slogan of the event is Flickering minds and we're bringing experts, activists, innovators and artists to promote Ideas Worth Sharing but also empower the local community. - Source: TEDx.

In October Rainer Höss will be speaking about Footsteps, learning from the past and tell something about his own family history. 

An open-air bookshop for 3 days with readings, theatrical performances, numerous meetings and a virtual walk in the Paris of 1941...
For the third edition of its Book Fair, the Shoah Memorial is hosting three days of activities for writers, researchers, actors and musicians around recent publications that highlight the different forms of memory transmission.
Once again, witnesses are central: stories of life or survival, essays and literary works, but also poetry as resistance and overcoming disaster. The new technologies are also put at the service of memory and the duty of transmission, questioned in a play and implemented during a virtual 3D walk, which plunges the spectator into occupied Paris.

Programme ( short version) 

- Theatrical performance

After oblivion. This piece was born from the meeting between Frederika Amalia Finkelstein and Julie Benegmos who question the  duty of memory in the age of new technologies. Combining intimate narrative and fiction, the two artists bring out the character of Lia, who navigates between adolescence and adulthood, sometimes naive and candid, sometimes deep and bitter. Lia helps us to question the relationship between individual and collective memory, leads the viewer in his quest and invites him to a liberating game. 
- Meeting with Bruno Doucey, author and publisher, who, in his editions, defends the poems of the world. In the context of the Shoah, it is both an expression of resistance and a bearer of hope, the hand that prevents the stars from falling. Haunted by a poem written by Jewish resistance fighter Marianne Cohn before she died, found in the pocket of a little Jewish boy she saved.

- Literary readings

- Meeting with Alain de Toledo, president of the association Muestros Dezaparesidos, Henriette Asséo, historian and one of the authors of the book, Sabi Soulam, resistance fighter and one of the authors of the book, Haïm Vidal Sephiha, deportee, professor of Judeo-Spanish, Victor Pérahia, deportee, author, and Claudine Naar-Cohen, hidden child and former director of the CDJC.
This meeting is organized on the occasion of the publication of the Memorial of the Judeo-Spanish Deported from France, ed. Muestros Dezaparecidos, 2019, with the support of the Foundation for the Memory of the Shoah, by the association Muestros Dezaparesidos.
Followed by a reading of poems by Marcel Cohen, Jeanine Bary and Haïm Vidal Sephiha.
- Meeting with Ben Lesser and Rainer Höss, around the publication of Le Sens d'une vie, du cauchemar nazi au rêve américain de Ben Lesser, translated from English (United States) by Blandine Longre, ed. Night Notes, series "Le passé immédiat", 2019 and L'Héritage du commandant, Rainer Höss, translated from German by Elisabeth Willenz, ed. Night Notes, series "Le passé immédiat", 2017.
Hosted by Christilla Pellé-Douel, journalist.
- Meeting with the authors Mireille Provansal, Odile Suhganas, and David Papo, son of Isaac Papo, on the subject of Du ghetto au Maquis by Mireille Provansal, ed. Ovadia, coll. "History and destiny", 2018; Saga of a Jewish family from the Court of Catherine II to present-day France by Odile Suhganas, éd Jourdan, 2018 and A Judeo-Spanish Odyssey by Isaac Papo, éd Lior 2019.
Moderated by Michèle Tauber, lecturer in modern and contemporary Hebrew language and literature, University of Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle.
- Meeting with Janine Altounian, on the occasion of the publication of L'Effacement des lieux, autobiography of an analyst, heiress of survivors and translator of Freud, PUF, 2019.
Moderated by Christian Delage, historian and director.
- Meeting with Jessie Magana and Magali Attiogbé, around the youth album Rue des Quatre-Vents, Au fil des migrations, Les éditions des éléphants, 2018.
Moderated by Adeline Salmon, head of activities for young audiences at the Shoah Memorial
- Meeting with Philippe Zard and Anny Dayan Rosenman, distinguished lecturer in literature, on the occasion of the publication of Solal et les Solal: Solal - Mangeclous - Les Valeureux - Belle du Seigneur by Albert Cohen, presented and annotated by Philippe Zard. ed. Gallimard, 2018.
- Meeting with Léa Veinstein, around the publication of Isaac, Grasset, 2019, moderated by Judith Lyon-Caen, Director of Studies, EHESS.

- Testimony

Meeting with Élie Buzyn on the occasion of the publication of Ce que je voudrais transmettre. Letter to the younger generations ed. alisio, 2019.

-Projection
The Recipes of Mina, Terezin 1944 by Anne Georget
(France, documentary, 47 mn, Quark Productions, 2007, with the support of the Foundation for the Memory of the Shoah)
As part of the Festival of Jewish Cultures.

-Virtual walk on site
With Hervé Deguine, author of the book Rue des Immeubles-Industriels Une rue de Paris en guerre (1939-1945), Ed Bonaventure 2018 and Sarah Gensburger, co-founder with Jean Durel of the project Les Parisiens raconvent la Shoah, produced by the Narrative company and the Faire-Savoirs association
The rue des Immeubles Industriels, in the 11th arrondissement, was the witness of many destinies of Parisian Jews, between persecution and solidarity. In particular, Marcel Rajman, a member of the FPT MOI, one of the figures of the "Red Poster", shot at Mont Valérien, lived there. This original meeting offers participants the opportunity to immerse themselves in the heart of this artery, between 1939 and 1945, by listening to an immersive 3D sound podcast, which allows them to follow the roundup of August 20, 1941, at building level.