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NEWSFLASH! Read AHDR's  August 2010 newsletter

 

 

Watch our video-blogs 'History on the Grill', 'New Faces, Old Places: A History of Home' and introducing our latest video-blog 'Teaching to Learn'

 

 

AHDR on Radio Mayis!
 
AHDR will be on air for the first time with Radio MAYIS on 96.00 FM  and 101.03 FM and on www.radiomayis.com on Friday the 3rd September 2010 at 16.00 hours.
Our first guest will be Mr. Sener Elcil, General Secretary of the Cyprus Turkish Teachers Trade Union (KTOS).  Our next guest on 17th of September at 16.00
will be Dr. Chara Makriyianni,  President of AHDR.
We will discussing topics such as: historical understanding;  what does it mean to think historically;  teaching of emotive and controversial history - approaches from international praxis; multiperspectivity and intercultural dialogue.
The program will be hosted by Alev Tugberk, Educational Director of AHDR.
STAY TUNED!!

 

 

Call for Education Program Associates

The inter-communal Association for Historical Dialogue and Research (AHDR) is inviting applications for Associates for its 2010-2011 Education Program under its Multiperspectivity and Intercultural Dialogue in Education (MIDE) project, funded by UNDP-ACT.

Interested candidates are asked to apply by 15 September 2010.

Click here for further information

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  • INTERNATIONAL DAY OF ACTION FOR PEACE

    Wednesday 1 September 2010

    Ledra Palace Buffer Zone, Nicosia, Cyprus

    To celebrate the “International Day of Action for Peace”, a bi-communal event is being organised in the Ledra Palace buffer zone.  The event is being organized by the Bi-Communal Peace Initiative United Cyprus in association with the unions of PEO and DEV-IS.   This year the marking of Peace day be unique in the sense that unlike in previous years in which small events were organised separately across the divide, 2010 will see one big event co-organized by the organisations on both sides of the divide.

    7.00pm  Marches from Solomou square in the southern part of Nicosia and Kyrenia gate in the northern part of Nicosia.
     
    7.30pm Marches will converge at the stadium opposite Ledra Palace for the joint event.

     

    Flyer in Greek

    Flyer in Turkish

     

     

     

    HISTORY EDUCATORS INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH NETWORK CONFERENCE

    13-15 September 2010, Hunter College, New York

    Themes of the conference include: History Education and Pupil Voice; History Education and the Digital Age; History Education and Racial Identities and Gender Stereotyping.

    For further information and a booking forms please visit the following website:  www.heirnet.org or contact conference coordinator, Cherry Dodwell at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

    Please note the application deadline of 4 September 2010

     

     

    SAVE THE DATE!!!

    22 OCTOBER & 23 OCTOBER 2010

    Part one in a series of two workshops organised by the AHDR, entitled “Developing historical understanding” will take place in Ledra Palace Buffer Zone, Nicosia, Cyprus.  

    For further information, please contact us at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

    We look forward to your participation!

     

     

    CALL FOR AHDR EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATES

    The AHDR is currently recruiting Educational Associates.  For further information, please visit the AHDR website: http://www.cyprus-tube.com/historical-dialogue  or alternatively email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

     

     

     

    AHDR PRESIDENT  IN CYPRUS MAIL & CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY, FACULTY OF EDUCATION NEWS

    In an article entitled: “A richer understanding of history” featured in the Cyprus Mail (8 August 2010), Dr Chara Makriyianni reflects on her life as a refugee, activist and President of our inter-communal AHDR.                   

                         

    Read the whole article at:http://www.cyprus-mail.com/living/richer-understanding-history/20100808

    Cambridge University, from where Chara gained her PhD from the Faculty of Education with a focus on museums and the teaching of history, hosts the article commenting on the pioneering work of AHDR and the Home for Cooperation.            

    More at: http://www.educ.cam.ac.uk/

     

     

     

    EUROCLIO BULLETIN (28)

    This EUROCLIO Bulletin is one of the important outcomes of the EUROCLIO 16th Annual Professional Training and Development Conference that was successfully completed in Cyprus on 5-11 April 2009 thanks to the commitment, hard work, trust and cooperation between EUROCLIO, AHDR and Teacher Trade Unions from across the divide.  Get an online taste of the fruitful debate and find out about all those who contributed to this unique initiative on "Taking the Perspective of the Others: Intercultural Dialogue and Teaching and Learning History" event at:  http://www.euroclio.eu/temp/EUROCLIO%20Bulletin_web.pdf

     

     

     

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    The Association for Historical Dialogue and Research of Cyprus recognises the values of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the European Convention on Human Rights, the covenants of Human Rights issued by the United Nations, and the UNESCO  recommendations relevant to history teaching.

    Mission: to  defend  and  promote  productive dialogue and research in issues regarding history and history teaching to strengthen peace, stability, democracy and critical thinking.

    Since its foundation, the Association for Historical Dialogue and Research (AHDR) has enlisted members from various ethnic, linguistic, and professional backgrounds working at various educational levels in Cyprus , making the first steps of a greater effort: an effort to maintain a continuous, productive dialogue about enhanced pedagogic practices that would encourage the values of the discipline of history. Its Board, comprising Turkish Cypriot and Greek Cypriot educators and historians, is a brilliant example of how productive cooperation; creative ideas and respect can blossom across the divide.
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