Chronological Overview

 

Dates	Summer Camp	available places
		German particip.	from other countries
04.05. – 12.05.2010	Wrocław (Poland): Jewish cemetery, summer work camp 45+	Sommerlager beendet
29.05. – 05.06.2010	Bezdruzice (Czech Republic): Jewish cemetery, summer work camp 45+	Sommerlager beendet
27.06. – 11.07.2010	Wurzen (Germany): Enhancing democracy	Sommerlager beendet
01.07. – 15.07.2010	Créhange/ Moselle (France) : Jewish communities and cemeteries in the region of Moselle	Sommerlager beendet
11.07. – 24.07.2010	Buchenwald (Germany): Memorial site	Sommerlager beendet
11.07. – 24.07.2010	Osnabrück (Germany): Memorial site, summer work camp for participants aged 16 and above	Sommerlager beendet
11.07. – 24.07.2010	Sztutowo (Poland): Memorial site	Sommerlager beendet
12.07. – 25.07.2010	Bernburg (Germany): Inclusion summer work camp for people with and without learning disability	Sommerlager beendet
17.07. – 31.07.2010	Lotoshino (Russia): Gardening work for people with disabilities	fully booked!
18.07. – 01.08.2010	Jerusalem (Israel): Israeli-German summer camp	fully booked!
18.07. – 08.08.2010	Kleinwachau (Germany): Work and leisure time with people with disabilities	has passed
19.07. – 02.08.2010	Lichtenburg/Prettin (Germany): Memorial site, summer work camp for participants aged 16 and above	has passed
24.07. – 07.08.2010	Olomouc (Czech Republic): Jewish culture in past and present	has passed
25.07. – 05.08.2010	Czernowitz (Ukraine) - Summer work camp 45+: Jewish community and cemetery	fully booked!
25.07. – 07.08.2010	Czernowitz (Ukraine) - Summer work camp 18+: Jewish community and cemetery	has passed
26.07. – 09.08.2010	Perm (Russia): Renovation of flats	has passed
31.07. – 13.08.2010	Dachau (Germany): Memorial Site, Youth summer camp for participants aged 16-26	direct application (see description)
31.07. – 14.08.2010	Ahrensbök (Germany): Memorial Site, summer work camp for participants aged 16 and above	fully booked!
01.08. – 14.08.2010	Timisoara (Romania): Support of social projects in the area	Yes	Yes
01.08. – 15.08.2010	Berlin (Germany): Jewish culture in past and present	Yes	Yes
08.08. – 22.08.2010	Bialystok (Poland): Jewish traces in Eastern Poland	Yes	Yes
15.08. – 29.08.2010	Bucharest (Romania): Jewish culture in past and present	fully booked!
16.08. – 29.08.2010	Oświęcim (Poland): Memorial site and Jewish cemetery	Yes	Yes

“I see my time as a volunteer as an opportunity to contribute to the understanding between Muslims and Jews and between Germans and US-Americans. As an individual this is of course difficult. But perhaps I can simply be a role-model.”

Aness Yacoubi from Wolfsburg, ASF-volunteer in the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C.