Holocaust education
What this year’s Holocaust Remembrance Day revealed about Jewish fear
Holocaust remembrance carries meaning when it shapes how societies govern, educate, regulate, and protect. Its purpose is not only to honor the past, but to safeguard living communities.
Just say ‘Jew’: JD Vance’s Holocaust post shows why naming Jews and Nazis still matters -editorial
Jewish unity is the true lesson of Holocaust remembrance - opinion
Holocaust education: Why telling Lithuania’s Jewish story matters more than ever - opinion
Nina Gottlieb, Holocaust survivor who told her story in an award-winning documentary, dies at 91
In December, Gottlieb was invited to celebrate Hanukkah with Kamala Harris at the vice president’s residence in Washington, DC.
Lawrence Langer, renowned scholar of Holocaust testimony, dies at 94
Langer died January 29 at a hospice near his home in Wellesley, Massachusetts.
Holocaust survivors once again face terror following Oct. 7 - opinion
On October 7, memories of the past resurged as Never Again. Since then Holocaust survivors once again face terror. They live with existential fear.
Holocaust education in Israeli high schools becomes non-mandatory following Oct. 7
The Education Ministry clarified that this decision would currently only be valid for the 2024 school year if it were to come to fruition.
Protests for new elections, release of hostages held in cities across Israel
Families of the hostages were joined in their weekly mass rally by the descendants of Holocaust survivors and leaders in Israeli society as the world marked International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Ensuring that 'Never Again' will not happen again - opinion
First, we owe them the promise to never forget and more importantly, to continue to teach the lessons of the Holocaust.
The life of Roman Vishniac comes to the big screen
The documentary Vishniac premiered in New York on January 19 and will open in Los Angeles on February 2.
Remembrance Ambassadors in Jerusalem tell stories of surviving the Holocaust
During the course of the evening, the audience will hear half a dozen ambassadors relate the Holocaust experiences of six survivors, interspersed by musical interludes.
Museum of Jewish Heritage tackles issue of Holocaust education for children
Museums and educators are wrestling with the question of how to reach younger audiences further and further removed from the horrors of the Holocaust.
Rock star Alanis Morissette uncovers her family’s Holocaust history on PBS’ ‘Finding Your Roots’
Seven-time Grammy Award winner Alanis Morissette was raised Catholic and is now a practicing Buddhist. But her mother was born in Hungary to two Holocaust survivor parents.
