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Teaching about the Holocaust can inspire students to think critically about the past and their own roles and responsibilities today. Discover access to free lesson plans and resources below. We hope these tools are helpful in the classroom and beyond. … Continue reading →

“Well Worth Saving: American Universities’ Life-and-Death Decisions on Refugees from Nazi Europe”- Thursday, June 24, 2021 (11:50 AM – 1:00 PM CT) Please register at https://bit.ly/3vH8jo2

Here is the video link to the outstanding program, “The Last Million: Europe’s Displaced Persons from World War to Cold War” with historian and author David Nasaw which aired May 13, 2021. Link: https://youtu.be/uRVNKTFC0kM

Presented by the Edlavitch DCJSS (D.C. Jewish Community Center), JxJ is a multidisciplinary arts project that encompasses the Washington Jewish Film and Musical Festivals, alongside hybrid arts programming (https://jxjdc.org/about/). “The Auschwitz Report” is Slovakia’s official entry to the 2021 Academy … Continue reading →

Ida Kramer “Children and the Holocaust” Essay Contest: 1st Place: Lila Teitle, 11th grade, Pleasant Valley High School“Never Forget: A Story of Hope and Forgiveness” 2nd Place: Mary Roldstad, 10th grade, Assumption High School“Mengele’s Twins” 3rd Place: Anna Prosise, 7th … Continue reading →

April 21st is Holocaust Remembrance Day. For parents and educators who are home-schooling students in grades 7-12, here is a one class period lesson (with extended activities) from the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum entitled: “History of Antisemitism and the … Continue reading →

R.O.I., produced by KALA and an affiliate of Public Radio International, has interviewed several local scholars on topics relating to the Holocaust. The show examines important events in history as well as current events through books, journal article, papers, and … Continue reading →

The community is invited to join the Israel Book Discussion Group hosted by Temple Emanuel, held on alternating Thursdays from noon-1:30 PM through Zoom.  Previous books discussed were Shavit’s My Promised Land; Glick’s The Israeli Solution; Ahmad’s Shatila Stories; LeVine & Mossberg’s … Continue reading →

Curriculum cases for teaching about the Holocaust in grades 6-8 are available for free checkout by Quad City area teachers.  These cases were developed by the Curriculum Committee for the Jeff Leibovitz Special Collection of Holocaust Education Materials. Flyer Curriculum … Continue reading →