A public institution dedicated to remembrance culture, education and responsible dialogue.

The Centre's work begins with the memory of the Holocaust and the dignity of its victims, while speaking directly to contemporary society: schools, young people, professionals, cultural institutions, partners and citizens. Its programmes foster historical understanding, critical thinking and a considered public conversation on tolerance, human rights, diversity and responsibility towards the shared public sphere.

The Centre operates as a cultural and educational institution that connects research, art, education, public dialogue and community work. Its significance lies not only in individual events, but in a sustained programme framework that turns remembrance into learning, and learning into an active relationship with society.

Nataša Popović is the Director of the Centre for the Promotion of Tolerance and Holocaust Remembrance and the founder and director of the Festival of Tolerance - JFF Zagreb. Her long-standing experience in cultural management, international cooperation and the production of film, performing arts, educational and public programmes is directed towards building an institution that connects remembrance culture, education and public dialogue.

In cooperation with Branko Lustig and the City of Zagreb, she participated in the establishment of the Centre. Since its foundation, she has led its programme development, strategic partnerships, public visibility and organisational management, with a particular focus on programmes that bring historical responsibility closer to young people, schools, cultural institutions and wider public audiences.

The Programme Council monitors and advises on the development of the Centre's programme activities, contributing professional knowledge and experience to the institution's long-term programme direction.