Seesame is part of the international TRACE project

Seesame is part of the international TRACE project, which brings together organisations across the Visegrad countries to identify and better understand contemporary manifestations of antisemitism and anti-Roma racism and help prevent them.

The project connects historical knowledge with current data and incidents. It also focuses on debunking myths and disinformation and provides recommendations for public institutions, civil society and communities.

Seesame’s role within the international consortium is to lead the project’s communication and visual identity. We are responsible for developing the TRACE website and the project’s graphic design, managing its social media channels, and producing video content. Our goal is to make the project’s complex topics and findings clear, accessible and engaging for a wider audience.

TRACE is funded by the European Commission’s Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Programme (CERV) under the name TOMCAT (project no. 101144613) and is implemented by an international consortium of organisations from several European countries.

Find out more about the project at projecttrace.eu.