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  • Unlocking the Archives: Hungarian Holocaust-Era Property and Cultural Restitution

    Virtual Event

    The World Jewish Restitution Organization (WJRO) and The Zekelman Holocaust Center would like to invite you to a special webinar announcing the launch of a new digital archive showcasing 180 microfilm reels detailing the persecution, looting, and deportation of Jews during the Holocaust in Hungary. This vast and newly accessible resource sheds light on stolen…

  • The Prosecutor: One Man’s Battle to Bring Nazis to Justice

    Zoom
    Virtual Event

    Hear the powerful true story of Fritz Bauer, a Jewish lawyer who returned to Germany after World War II to prosecute war crimes, only to find himself pitted against a nation determined to bury the past. In honor of the release of his new book, The Prosecutor, join author Jack Fairweather as he speaks about…

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  • Analyzing Propaganda and Media Literacy

    Zoom

    Media literacy skills are essential tools for critically assessing media and social media today. Students are exposed to increasing amounts of information every day, and it is crucial for them to be able to distinguish between news, opinions, beliefs, and propaganda, and for them to understand how media, both historically and in contemporary society, can…

  • Sabotage: Virtual Film Talkback with Noa Aharoni

    Zoom

    In January 1945—just two weeks before the evacuation of Auschwitz-Birkenau—four courageous women, Estusia Wajcblum, Rosa Robota, Alla Gartner, and Regina Safirstein, were publicly executed for their role in a secret act of resistance. Sabotage brings to light this little-known story of defiance, bravery, and sacrifice within the Nazi death camp, as told through the eyes…

  • Educator Training: Pre-War Jewish Life Across Europe

    With several significant Jewish holidays coming up, join us virtually to learn more about the vibrant Jewish life that existed before the Holocaust. Educators will gain an understanding of the diversity of Jewish experiences, stories, and culture in Europe before the Holocaust. Attend this free, virtual training workshop to receive 2 SCECH Hours and materials…

  • Educator Training: Ordinary Men and Women

    Learn about the ordinary men and women who were influenced by Nazi ideology and chose to harm others, exploring the consequences of these choices for Jewish lives. This session will allow participants to gain a better understanding of how the Holocaust happened on an interpersonal level and gain an appreciation for the importance of personal…

  • Educator Workshop: Next Generation Speaker Talk With Susan Feber

    Zoom

    Hear from Susan Feber, a child of a Holocaust Survivor. The Next Generation Speaker Series will be a monthly, virtual opportunity for educators to hear from a child or grandchild of a Holocaust survivor. In their talks, these incredible Next Generation Speakers share stories of their family during the Holocaust and what it was like…

  • Educator Workshop: Foundations of the Holocaust

    Zoom

    An introductory course into teaching the Holocaust created by Echoes and Reflections and hosted by The Zekelman Holocaust Center. This virtual session examines how teachers can use all of the resources of Echoes and Reflections and USC Shoah Foundation's iWitness to teach the Holocaust, connect learning to current events, encourage inquiry-based learning, and foster empathy. …

  • Educator Workshop: Next Generation Speaker Talk With Roz Leiser

    Zoom

    Hear from Roz Leiser, a child of a Holocaust survivor and docent at The HC. The Next Generation Speaker Series will be a monthly, virtual opportunity for educators to hear from a child or grandchild of a Holocaust survivor. In their talks, these incredible Next Generation Speakers share stories of their family during the Holocaust…

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