Rabbi Dr. paed. Menachem Barkahan (Riga, Latvia) Rabbi Dr. Josef Mendelevich (Jerusalem, Israel) Māris Gailis (Riga, Latvia) – Žanis Lipke Memorial

1)      Dovid Katz (Vilnius, Lithuania) – State-Sponsored Collective Memory Revisionism: A 21st Century Incarnation of Holocaust Denial?

2)      Aivars Borovkovs (Riga, Latvia) – International memorial project „Nekropole.info”

3)      Edward Jacobs (New York, USA) – The Berenbaum Group; Designing the New Jewish Memorial Museum in Skopje

4)      Aldis Alliks (Riga, Latvia) – Memorialization of the Holocaust and the Latvian Law

5)      Miklós Horváth (Budapest, Hungary) – “Who saves one life saves the whole world” (Talmud)

1)      Anna Ziębinska-Witek (Lublin, Poland) – Victims of the Holocaust in Museum Exhibitions: New Ways of Representation

2)      Savinova Alyona (Kiev, Ukraine) – Holocaust in the Internet-space of Ukraine: modern technologies and new methods of interaction with the audience

3)      Lisa Ghali (Washington, USA) – Restoring Family Links, American Red Cross

4)      Joanna Zetar (Lublin, Poland) – “The Memory of the Place” – pre-war Jewish Life and Holocaust  in Lublin commemorated in educational, artistic and documentary activities of Ośrodek “Brama Grodzka – Teatr NN”

5)      Daniil Tunin (Moscow, Russia) -Rescue of the Jews in the territory of occupied Belarus (1941-1944)

1)      Sergei Shoshin (Saratov, Russia) – Educational Problems of Historical Memory about Holocaust’s Facts in the Conditions of Modern Russia

2)      Igor Shchupak (Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine) – Ukrainian Righteous Amongst the Nations: the problems of the studying and memory preserving phenomenon

3)      Oleksiy Chebotaryov (Kharkiv, Ukraine) – Holocaust in historical higher education in Ukraine

4)      Olga Savchuk (Kiev, Ukraine) – Ukrainian Experience of Tolerance Informal Education

5)      Dmitry Alekseev (Moscow, Russia) -Contemporary projects on Holocaust topic: the experience of comprehension

1)      Danute Selcinskaja, Lilija Kopacz (Vilnius, Lithuania) – The Documentary “The Pit of Life and Torment”

2)      Antra Gaile (Riga, Latvia) – Documentary “Ghetto Stories. Rīga”

3)      Gregory Reikhman (Ashdod, Israel) – The Project “In the line of fire. The experience of a collective portrait of a Warrior-Jew during World War II”

1)      Tatiana Pasman (Pskov, Russia) -Field work and networking with students who study history of the Holocaust in terms of children’scomprehensive local history expedition

2)      Neonila Tzuganok (Asipovichy, Belarus) – Participation in the regional educational departaments to develop researching work about the Holocaust amongst pupils

3)      Josif Rochko (Riga, Latvia) – About a book M. Kantor  “Was this a dream?”

4)      Milan Chersonskij (Vilnius, Lithuania) -Rehabilitation of the past – a tool of modern politics

1)      Elena Makarova (Haifa, Israel) – Jews of the Protectorate Bohemia and Moravia deported to Riga in World War II

2)      Alexandra Tcherkasski (Dortmund, Germany) – Memorialization of deportation and extermination places in Latvia during World War II and after the War

3)      Aron Shneyer (Jerusalem, Israel) – Memorialization and its features. Common and individual

4)      Batia Valdman (Beer-Sheva, Israel) – Illegal Aliyah of Holocaust survivors to Eretz Yisrael

5)      Irina Voronovich (Minsk, Belarus) – The Occupied Territory of Belarus: Jewish Resistance and Judenrats

6)      Leonid Terushkin, Vadim Brodskij (Moscow, Russia) – Searching, researching and publishing of the letters, diaries and memories of the Holocaust period and World War II. Presentation of new books

1)      Elizaveta Iakimova (Nizhni Novgorod, Russia) – Comparative analysis of advertising campaigns mentioning the theme of the Holocaust in Israel and the Baltic States

2)      Yuri Radchenko (Kharkiv, Ukraine) – Ukrainian Police in Ukrainian and Jewish Memory

3)      Irina Rebrova (Krasnodar, Russia) – Different Lives and One History. Social Memory about the Holocaust in the North Caucasus

4)      Natalia Burlakova, Ekaterina Oleshkevich (Moscow, Russia) – Socio-cultural and Psychological Mechanisms of Transgression of Holocaust Experience to Second Generation in Eastern Europe

5)      Ronaldas Račinskas (Vilnius, Lithuania) – Collective memory about the Holocaust: Reasons, Challenges and Perspectives

6)      Māris Ruks (Riga, Latvia) – Silenced truths: Anti-Semitism and its genesis in student fraternities in Latvia

1)      Kobelyan Khachatur (Yerevan, Armenia) – Two approaches of preserving and dissemination of the Genocide memory

2)      Jekaterina Ivanova (Riga, Latvia) – Holocaust restitution: a big challenge for post-communist Europe

3)      Anna Susak (Lviv, Ukraine) – Lieux d’oubli: collective memory of the Holocaust in post-communist Lviv

4)      Vincenza Maugeri (Bologna, Italy) – Righteous Amongst the Nations in Emilia Romagna Region. An exhibition

5)      Natalia Lorens, Viktor Shapiro (Kaliningrad, Russia) – Holocaust memorials in Kaliningrad and Palmniken

6)      Mark Bernshtein (Minsk, Belarus) – Wikipedia and Holocaust

7)      Natalia Anisina (Moscow, Russia) – Russian Jewish Congress, Museum of Jewish Heritage and Holocaust