This program focuses on the German Jewish community in Landsberg before and during the Holocaust. The event will open with remarks by Yigal Cohen, CEO of the Ghetto Fighters’ House. […]

Through testimony, music, archival memory, and personal reflection, this program traces how survivors transformed displacement into community and loss into renewed life—affirming memory as an act of resistance and responsibility. […]

Gil Hoffman is executive director of HonestReporting, a leading advocate for fair Israel coverage in global media. For 24 years he served as chief political correspondent and analyst for The […]

Educators will explore strategies to engage students in respectful and informed dialogue around difficult topics, emphasizing civil discourse as a critical civic skill. Participating educators will receive a $25 gift […]

Join us for a special Talking Memory conversation marking the launch of Rescue and Remembrance: Imagining the German Collective After Nazism (University of Wisconsin Press, 2025). In this thought-provoking book, […]

A moving conversation with a former white supremacist turned advocate for compassion. This session explores radical transformation & offers a roadmap for confronting hate with humanity & healing. Participating educators […]

Join us for a powerful screening of The Cure for Hate, a gripping documentary that follows former white supremacist Tony McAleer on a journey of redemption and transformation. Through raw […]

“Holocaust Survivors and Their Legacy: Voices Across Generations” is a powerful Talking Memory program that brings together creative voices exploring how the Holocaust continues to resonate across generations. Centered on […]

In an era of rising polarization and threats to democratic values, educators are essential defenders of truth and justice. This session aligns with Pennsylvania Acts 70 and 35, examining the […]