Pieces of Raoul is an app and part of the digital exhibition and city tour about Raoul Wallenberg's life and deeds. The story is narrated by Raoul's sister Nina Lagergren's granddaughter Cecilia Åhlberg. In the app, the listener gets to share Raoul's story from his childhood years on Riddargatan to his brave deed during the Holocaust. After taking part in the exhibition, the listener can take a stand on various issues, reflect on their civil courage and their own history.
Pieces of Raoul was developed by the Raoul Wallenberg Academy with the aim of preserving the memory of Raoul Wallenberg's deeds and reminding that every human being can make a difference to fellow human beings, in the big as well as in the small. The app is part of the first exhibition to be presented within the Raoul Wallenberg Center. Elements of sound, music, visuals and augmented reality are used to enhance the experience and increase the understanding and importance of civil courage - then as now as always. The app includes five signs, each placed in different geographical locations in Stockholm that are connected to Raoul Wallenberg's life. Information about associated educational materials and teacher guidance is available at [www.piecesofraoul.se](http://www.piecesofraoul.se/).
About the Raoul Wallenberg Academy
The Raoul Wallenberg Academy was founded in 2001 by, among others, Raoul Wallenberg's sister Nina Lagergren. It is a politically and religiously independent fundraising foundation that equips young people to act with civil courage in the spirit of Raoul Wallenberg for a humane society free from anti-Semitism and other forms of racism.
Start and finish; Raoul Wallenberg Square
Other stops; Riddargatan 43, Strandvägen 7A, Nybrokajen 9
Length Approx. 45min/ 1.15km
Pieces of Raoul was developed by the Raoul Wallenberg Academy with the aim of preserving the memory of Raoul Wallenberg's deeds and reminding that every human being can make a difference to fellow human beings, in the big as well as in the small. The app is part of the first exhibition to be presented within the Raoul Wallenberg Center. Elements of sound, music, visuals and augmented reality are used to enhance the experience and increase the understanding and importance of civil courage - then as now as always. The app includes five signs, each placed in different geographical locations in Stockholm that are connected to Raoul Wallenberg's life. Information about associated educational materials and teacher guidance is available at [www.piecesofraoul.se](http://www.piecesofraoul.se/).
About the Raoul Wallenberg Academy
The Raoul Wallenberg Academy was founded in 2001 by, among others, Raoul Wallenberg's sister Nina Lagergren. It is a politically and religiously independent fundraising foundation that equips young people to act with civil courage in the spirit of Raoul Wallenberg for a humane society free from anti-Semitism and other forms of racism.
Start and finish; Raoul Wallenberg Square
Other stops; Riddargatan 43, Strandvägen 7A, Nybrokajen 9
Length Approx. 45min/ 1.15km
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