Partners, Institutions, and Collaborating Entities

The LETHE Project explores the role that traditionally invisible communities have had throughout European history. There are many voices that have been silenced, hidden, forgotten or made invisible over time. The LETHE team works not only to uncover these and make them visible to our students but also to provide them with the tools to uncover hidden histories in their own community.
Map of Europe in blue on a yellow background with the logos of each of the collaborating entities in the Lethe project placed in the areas of their respective countries.


Erasmus+ Partners


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University of Murcia

Spain

The University of Murcia coordinates the LETHE project through the Temporal Laboratory research group, which focuses its efforts on analyzing strategies for improvement in history teaching.

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IES Torrellano

Spain

The IES Torrellano collaborates with LETHE project through the Geography and History department and is an active part of the project that advises, implements and assesses the designed teaching materials.

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Italy

The Università di Padova participates in the LETHE project through the Department of Cultural Assets and the Digital Learning and Multimedia service specialized in developing digital methods and instruments in the didactic field.

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Greece

The University of Western Macedonia participates in the LETHE project through the Department of Primary Education of Florina which emphasises the coupling of theory and practice in the training of future teachers.

Selma-Lagerlöf-Gemeinschaftsschule

Germany

The Selma-Lagerlöf-Comprehensive School is an integrative secondary school that is committed to diversity, social engagement, intercultural projects and exchange. As part of the LETHE project, we are testing the developed teaching materials in world studies lessons at lower secondary level.

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Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

Germany

As a member of the LETHE project and network, the Department of History Education at Kiel University  research-based teaching materials. The connection between historical learning and material culture, as realised in the LETHE project, is one of its main areas of research.

Dublin City University

Ireland

Dublin City University participates in the LETHE project through the History Education Team from the School of STEM Education, Innovation and Global Studies at DCU which is part of DCU’s Institute of Education.

Centre for the Teaching of Social Sciences (CSD) at Karlstad University

Sweden

CSD at Karlstad University is a centre for didactic research and development in subjects such as history. The team in Karlstad has had a particular interest in, and focus on, multicultural and intercultural perspectives in history teaching.

Agrupamento de Escolas do Vale de S. Torcato

Portugal

Agrupamento de Escolas do Vale de S. Torcato (AEVST) collaborates with LETHE project through the Social Sciences and Humanities Department, and is an active part of the project that advises, implements and assesses the designed teaching materials.




Movetia


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Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel

Switzerland

The history education team of the Didactics of Social Sciences Research Group at the PH Zurich investigates the teaching and learning of history in schools and society. The PH Zurich and the National Agency Movetia support their work in the LETHE project.

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Movetia

Switzerland

Movetia is the Swiss Agency for Exchange and Mobility. It links up organisations and institutions in the area of exchange and mobility and brings together providers of projects and activities and those who are keen to get involved.

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University of Geneva

Switzerland

The Didactics of History and Citizenship team (EDHICE) at the University of Geneva focuses on the public uses of history, and in particular on the teaching and learning of this discipline in schools. As part of its research, EDHICE is involved in the LETHE project.




Collaborating Institutions


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University of Cologne

Germany

Köln University is closely linked to the LETHE project through its history teaching team. This institution is one of the largest European educational institutions for the training of future teachers. Its work focuses on the transfer of the results of educational research to educational centers and, especially, on the inclusive teaching of history.

Technichal support


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Gallut Estudio

Spain

Studio specialising in Motion Graphics, animation and corporate video for advertising agencies, design studios and companies.

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INTUYA

Spain

INTUYA is a Spanish company with extensive experience in new technologies and innovation. They specialise in software development and innovation. Its main line of business is the development of custom software, both public and private.

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BAIKAL

Spain

Audiovisual production company specializing in advertising, promotional and corporate audiovisual production for all types of clients and projects.

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COOLTURAL

Spain

Company specializing in cultural management, historical dissemination and heritage tourism. It is dedicated to making knowledge about heritage and history more accessible, promoting interest and cultural and archaeological wealth.

Share your experience and enrich our educational community

Help us grow our educational network! Share the materials and experiences you have developed with LETHE so that others can benefit from them. To do this, we have designed a portal where you can add stories related to the main project and provide additional historical cases to enrich our community. Together, we can continue to unsilence hidden histories.

Collaborating researchers and teachers

  • Isabel B. Baños, Universidad de Murcia, España
  • Ángeles Martínez, IES San Isidoro-Cartagena, España
  • Emma Ward, Journalist, Dublín, Irlanda
  • Lukas Perikleous, Cyprus Pedagogical Institute, Chipre
  • Ana Ruiz, Universidad de Murcia, España
  • Magdalena Valverde, Universidad de Murcia, España
  • Patricia Esteve, Universidad de Murcia, España

Do you want to be part of the LETHE project?

Whether you are a teacher, educator, or researcher, you are invited to join the LETHE Project. Do you want to share a historical case that may be interesting for history education? Have you implemented any of the strategies proposed by LETHE and want to share the results? Do you want to learn more about the project and contribute new ideas or suggest additional topics? Please get in touch!