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Centrum studií genocid Terezín

Výzkumné centrum archeologie zla, o.p.s.

Terezín, Czech Republic

Human rightsEducationPeace & Conflict
NGOFounded 2011International reach1-10 staff
Profile last updated: September 11, 2026

About

Founded in 2011, Centrum studií genocid Terezín is a non-governmental organisation based in Terezín, Czech Republic working on human rights, education, peace & conflict.

The Theresienstadt (Terezín) Centre for Genocide Studies is an educational and awareness-raising project run by the Archaeology of Evil Research Centre, a non-profit public benefit company. Based in the former Jewish ghetto in the Terezín Main Fortress and in the Wieser House, it researches and teaches about the causes, course and consequences of genocide, ethnic cleansing and mass violence. Its work includes the permanent exhibition Crime Without a Name, the Vlak Lemkin educational train, the TRACE platform monitoring antisemitism and antigypsyism, university courses on genocide studies, teacher training, and the Terezín Football League Memorial. It works mainly in the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Poland, and runs an incident-reporting platform that is open to experts and the public.

Location

Terezín, Czech Republic

Founded

2011

Organisation type

NGO

Legal form

o.p.s.

Legal name

Výzkumné centrum archeologie zla, o.p.s.

Staff

1-10

Focus areas

genocide studiesHolocaust educationantisemitismantigypsyismRaphael Lemkinhuman rights education

Languages

CSENDE

Causes & programmes

Causes

Human rightsEducationPeace & Conflict

Works for

StudentsYouthCommunities

How they work

Awareness & educationResearchVolunteer programmes

Programmes

Vlak Lemkin

Education · Czech Republic

Multimedia educational train in restored freight wagons that has travelled to regions of the Czech Republic since 2023, offering free exhibitions and programmes on the history and prevention of genocide, mainly for pupils and students.

Zločin beze jména (Crime Without a Name)

Education · Czech Republic

Permanent multimedia exhibition in the Wieser House in Terezín, opened in March 2026, mapping major 20th-century genocides and linking them to the life of Raphael Lemkin.

TRACE

Human rights · Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary

Central European initiative and online platform for monitoring, analysing and countering antisemitism and antigypsyism, including an incident reporting system and cross-sector cooperation with Jewish and Roma communities.

Memoriál terezínské fotbalové ligy

Education · Czech Republic

Annual sports and education event for older pupils from football clubs in Terezín, commemorating Holocaust victims.

Countries of operation

Czech RepublicSlovakiaPoland

Funding & support

Funded by

Government fundingEU funding

Ways to support

Volunteer

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

Institute for Social Safety, Counter Extremism Project, Ashoka Foundation, Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, Auschwitz-Birkenau Foundation, Political Capital, Violence Prevention Network, Seesame, ČD CARGO, České dráhy

People

Management & team (1)

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