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Leon Gersten spent Thanksgiving with Czeslaw Polziec a few years ago. Polziec’s family secretly sheltered Gersten in rural Poland for two years during World War II, after the Nazis rounded…
Emanuel Rund, successful documentary filmmaker and producer, grew up as the son of German Jews in Israel. When he moved to Germany after completion of training, he noticed that there was in this country no remembrance for the victims of National Socialism–and grabbed the process of memory reprocessing in Germany under the arms. Johanna Strunge has spoken to us by Rund.
KINGWOOD, TEXAS (PRWEB) OCTOBER 12, 2020The message of the March of Remembrance is: reconciliation begins with me!On Sunday, October 4, people of diverse backgrounds gathered at King’s Harbor, the Kingwood, Texas,…
Written by Tom BroadCategory: COMMUNITY Published: 19 October 2020A German pastor, son of World War II Nazis, had a simple request for his Jewish audience.“Is there anyone here who is a…
Dr. Susanna Kokkonen travels around the world speaking to Christian, Jewish and civic audiences about the Holocaust, Genocide, anti-Semitism and Israel today. She has lectured in the parliaments of Canada,…
Cheryl J. Craig is a Professor and the Houston Endowment Endowed Chair in Urban Education in the Department of Teaching, Learning and Culture in the College of Education and Human…
On Sunday, October 4, people of many diverse backgrounds gathered at King’s Harbor, the Kingwood, Texas location for the Holocaust Garden of Hope, to celebrate Reconciliation Not Hate. We took a stand for Israel and Jewish Life by observing the biblical holiday of Sukkoth, or Feast of Tabernacles.
My name is Jasmine Infante and I am a student at the University of St. Thomas majoring in communication and minoring in marketing. I wanted to give a huge thank you to the Holocaust Remembrance Association for the scholarship I have received. I was told about this scholarship by my advisor, Dr. Bornigia and I researched it after speaking with her. I never knew about this association until she introduced it to me and I hope to attend a live event next year. Even though the events were held online due to Covid-19, it was still an enlightening experience. I feel like I not only learned about the struggles that affect generations of people, but I learned more about myself in the process, too. This scholarship will help me financially to achieve my academic goals, but it will also help me achieve my future goals. I have always used my voice and my social media to help advocate for nonprofits fighting against human trafficking, such as Elijah Rising. This experience illuminated a passion within me to broaden the audience I advocate for.