Project Description
Walk the Talk is an interactive walking and audio tour set in 1944 in Budapest’s historic Jewish quarter. The tour incorporates elements of drama pedagogy, deepening participants’ understanding of the impact of antisemitism and demonstrating how resistance and solidarity provide means of countering it. The audio walk is also available in English to engage international audiences.
Findings
- High Accessibility: The project’s background research will be made available in both English and Hungarian on the website, ensuring broad accessibility.
- Broad Participation: The initiative engages a diverse audience, including high school and university students, members of the general public interested in local history, and tourists.
- Raising Awareness: The project fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of the themes it explores.
Project Partners:
- Tom Lantos Institute
Place of Realisation:
- Hungary