We invite schools, universities, youth organisations, municipalities, police and public institutions, faith communities, NGOs and community leaders to join us.

You can:

  • Create or join a delegation to the annual March
  • Bring Jewish and non-Jewish students together
  • Develop educational preparation and follow-up activities
  • Host a local event, exhibition, workshop or testimony
  • Contribute expertise, educational resources or institutional support
  • Explore partnerships and European project cooperation

The March begins at Auschwitz-Birkenau, but its responsibility continues in every classroom, institution and community that chooses to carry its message forward.

RBF Germany

RBF Germany was established at the end of 2011 and decided to focus mainly on the ethnic and religious tensions and conflicts in South Asia.

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These days, RBF Germany is partnering up with the European Foundation Institute (FIP) for the project called “Born in 1989 – Democracy Tales for Young Europeans”.

Since 2017, RBF Germany focused its activities on educating Young Germans about the lessons of Holocaust and partnered with MoRaH (Austria) and EMOTL to organize in close partnership with the City of Orianenburg, the first of its kind High School students delegation to the 2019 March of the Living in Auschwitz.

Remembrance Forum France

RBF France decided in 2012 to focus primarily on the terrible implications of the armed conflicts in Africa. Further on RBF France focused its activities on the lessons of the genocides in Rwanda and in Darfur.

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From 2016, RBF France strengthened its partnership with the International March of the Living. And in the second half of 2017, they initiated and coordinated the establishment of the European March of the Living Network, the first of its kind pan European network linking and reaching out organizations and associations from the EU Member States to engage the young generations to draw the lessons of the Holocaust in order to be more  pro-active to combat anti-Semitism, racism, racial bigotry and xenophobia.

In 2018, RBF France signed on a 4 Years Framework agreement with the European Commission to develop, expand and to reinforce this network in order to create a strong and dedicated community of concerned European citizens from different ages and different sectors of the civil society.

The EMOTL Project

IN 2017, RBF France initiated the EMOTL – European March of the Living Network project in close partnership with the International March of the Living and with the financial support of the European Commission.

“Those who do not remember the past are condemned to repeat it”

– George Santayana –