The Holodomor Museum took part in the round table “How to talk to children about the Holodomor”

On November 23, a round table discussion on “How to talk to children about the Holodomor” was held as part of the annual commemoration of the Holodomor victims of 1932-1933.

Yana Horodnyak, the head of the excursion and educational department of the National Museum of the Holodomor Genocide, spoke about how to work with young people in museum expositions.

“Every year the number of the youngest listeners grows, so we have developed various interactive classes that are not traumatic, but interesting. For example, the game “The Hiding Place”, a master class in making a candle. For each age group, there is an educational lesson that will be useful to them. We talk to children about rights, fakes in the media, conduct online classes and video tours, which allow visiting the Museum from anywhere in the world, “ said Yana Horodnyak.

She also noted that children should be introduced to the Holodomor, first of all, in the family, so that children can find out what will be discussed during the tour or lesson when they come to the Museum.