Education

Education is a key component of the Victims of Terrorism Memorial Centre. This is because young people represent the future, and so we must strive to ensure that terrorism finds no legitimacy among them and that they are familiar with the testimony of the victims.

The functions of the Victims of Terrorism Memorial Centre in the area of education include the following:

• Preparing teaching materials.
• Helping to provide teacher training.
• Promoting programmes to bring victims’ testimony into the classrooms (directly or virtually).
• Promoting school visits to the permanent exhibition of the Memorial Centre.
• Organising education-related conferences and seminars.
• Managing courses for university students.

• Jihadist terrorism at the crossroads: opportunities and risks after the collapse of the Caliphate.
• Terrorism financing.

• The global jihadist movement in the wake of the decline of the Caliphate in the Middle East. Security challenges for Western Europe. [Programme] [Papers]
• From Hipercor to Ermua: ETA’s terrorism and its victims.

• International terrorism: radicalisation analysis and prevention strategies. [Programme] [Papers]

The didactic unit on Terrorism in Spain is aimed at the Geography and History course of the fourth year of ESO [Obligatory Secondary Education]. It is designed for four classroom sessions, except for the shortened version, adapted for a single session.

• Terrorism in Spain – pupil version.
• Terrorism in Spain – teacher version.
• Terrorism in Spain – shortened version.

• Day on the victims of ETA in cinema and literature.
• Participation in the European campaign Exit Hate. [Programme] [Teo Uriarte’s Testimony]