Founded in 1991, CEJI is a Brussels-based non-profit organisation which aims to create an inclusive and democratic Europe where people can enjoy their unique potential with all their diversity. CEJI's mission to contribute to an inclusive Europe derives from centuries of Jewish experience with integration and the threats of prejudice and hatred. It is the organisation's belief that we must confront all forms of discrimination including racism, antisemitism, islamophobia, xenophobia, anti-gypsyism, homolesbobitransphobia, ableism and discrimination based upon gender, age and religion. CEJI focuses on the development and delivery of participatory training programmes, an approach which also arises from the Jewish tradition. Hallmark CEJI initiatives include Networks Overcoming Antisemitism (NOA), Facing Facts and the award-winning Belieforama, all of which have received co-financing from the European Commission.

Centropa is a Jewish historical institute that spent ten years (2000-2009) interviewing 1,200 elderly Jews in fifteen European countries. We did not use video in our interviews. We did not focus primarily on the Holocaustt. We digitized 25,000 old photographs and asked our respondents to share their stories of the entire century, just as they lived it. Centropa began working in education in 2005 and focuses primarily on Holocaust education in the lands where the Holocaust took place. Centropa employs fifteen people in its offices in Vienna, Budapest, Hamburg and Washington, DC.