March of the Living
Two museums, one mission: Preparing young leaders to confront antisemitism and racism
In Washington, a politically diverse cohort of students and interns encountered Holocaust and African American history - and left with a mandate to act.
When you listen to a witness, you become a witness
I was there
Preparing for the storm: The police expert on a mission to keep Jewish communities safe
Let there be light - remembering ‘Kristallnacht’
In historic first, holocaust survivor tells her story in Dubai school, addresses audience of senior figures in UAE
The growth of faith-based hate crimes – What are the causes and what can be done?
Two leading experts speak with The Jerusalem Post
In Historic first, holocaust survivor to tell Her story In Dubai, UAE
Landmarks, institutions, and houses of worship to be lit up to remember
A March of Hope to be held in Vienna in commemoration of "Kristallnacht"
Landmarks, institutions, and houses of worship to be lit up under the slogan "Let There Be Light"
“Let There Be Light” to Remember Kristallnacht
The Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) Joins the International March of the Living’s Interfaith Campaign of Unity.
Help Preserve Children’s Shoes at Auschwitz
Holocaust survivor Paula Lebovics asks the world to join the “Soul to Sole” campaign to preserve and restore 8,000 children's shoes that still remain in Auschwitz.
Holocaust education is the answer to Kanye West
International March of the Living commends Adidas for ending partnership with Kanye West
Yom Kippur: Holocaust survivor tells of Kol Nidre prayer in Auschwitz
A reminder of their "former, normal lives," the Kol Nidre passage recited on Yom Kippur "was an opportunity to cry and remember together."
From SOUL to SOLE - Urgent preservation of the children’s shoes at Auschwitz
More than 8,000 shoes stored at the camp were found to be rapidly disintegrating with the passage of time.
Yad Vashem gets it, why can’t we? -opinion
Yad Vashem understood that even when discussing the Holocaust, we can’t just talk about what they did to us. Certainly, antisemitism can’t be the main theme of Jewish identity.
