To be exposed to the work of the European Association of History Educators (EUROCLIO), to participate in history education related training, to enhance competences in historical thinking and multiperspectivity, to present AHDR's work in outdoor education, study visits and historical dialogue in divided societies, based on our publication "Cyprus: A Classroom Without Walls - A Teachers Handbook to Engaging with Significant Sites".
Activity type: Mobility projects for adult education learners and staff. The Association for Historical Dialogue and Research (AHDR) is a unique multi-communal, non-for- profit, non-governmental organization established in Nicosia in 2003. Since its foundation, the AHDR has enlisted members from various ethnic, linguistic, and professional backgrounds working at various educational levels in Cyprus, making the first steps towards a greater effort to maintain a continuous, open dialogue about enhanced pedagogic practices that could encourage the values of the discipline of history. The AHDR recognizes the values of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the European Convention on Human Rights, the UNESCO aims on education, and the Council of Europe’s recommendations relevant to history teaching. The AHDR envisions a society where dialogue on issues of history, historiography, history teaching, and history learning is welcomed as an integral part of democracy and is considered as a means for the advancement of historical understanding and critical thinking.