The educational programme of the Memorium is supported by
Bayerische Staatsministerium für Unterricht und Kultus
(Bavarian State Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs)
The Memorium Nuremberg Trials works with the following partners:
Geschichte Für Alle e.V. Institut für Regionalgeschichte (GFA)
As a provider of themed city tours in Nuremberg, Bamberg, Erlangen and Fürth, as well as through numerous educational museum programmes, publications, exhibitions, lectures and history projects Geschichte für Alle e.V. has been making an important contribution to historical and political education in the region for over 30 years.
Akademie Caritas-Pirckheimer-Haus (CPH)
Pause – listen – reflect – act: With the educational programmes offered by the CPH Academy, we address the issues of our time and invite people to engage in social and academic dialogue. The aim is to critically examine questions of faith, the world and the church are answered, question values and strengthen the willingness to engage in dialogue.
Kunst- und Kulturpädagogisches Zentrum der Museen in Nürnberg (KPZ)
As a central museum education service, the KPZ opens up the city's museums and exhibition centres as well as the Germanisches Nationalmuseum as places of learning, communication, experience and discovery. Historical and political education plays a particularly important role here.
Human Rights Office of the City of Nuremberg (MR-Büro)
The city's Human Rights Office plans, organises and coordinates the city‘s human rights activities. The office works with partners at local, national and international level. A key area of responsibility is human rights education, which takes place at the places of remembrance in a historical and political context.
The Nuremberg Human Rights Center (NMRZ)
The Nuremberg Human Rights Center is an independent, non-profit association that is supported exclusively by the voluntary work of its active members. In and from Nuremberg, the NMRZ campaigns for human rights at local, national and international level.