EHRI-ERIC Strategy Days and EHRI NCC Meeting in Prague

On March 23–24, 2026, the EHRI National Coordinator Committee (NCC) meeting took place at the Masaryk Institute and Archives of the Czech Academy of Sciences in Prague, as part of the EHRI-ERIC Strategy Days. 
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The Jewish Historical Institute was represented by Dr. Zofia Trębacz, the EHRI coordinator in Poland.  

The meeting focused on: 

  • key areas of research infrastructure development, including building and strengthening the community,  
  • developing competences and training activities, as well as advancing research infrastructure, particularly in the area of digital services, 
  • issues related to funding and partnership.  

The meeting fostered inspiring discussions and the generation of new ideas, while the exchange of international experiences provided an important contribution to the further development of EHRI-ERIC. 

The event concluded with a walk through Prague, combined with a presentation of the MemoMap Prague Tour. 

More information about MemoMap Prague.

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Photos: dr. Zofia Trębacz

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