Join the Ghetto Fights House Museum for a profound two-part series exploring the art and responsibility of listening to Holocaust survivors. Inspired by the groundbreaking work of Henry Greenspan and Dori Laub, Conversations that Endure invites participants to reflect on the lasting impact of survivor testimony—how it is heard, remembered, and carried forward by future […]

Join us to celebrate Howard's 97th birthday!  

Join the Ghetto Fights House Museum for a profound two-part series exploring the art and responsibility of listening to Holocaust survivors. Inspired by the groundbreaking work of Henry Greenspan and Dori Laub, Conversations that Endure invites participants to reflect on the lasting impact of survivor testimony—how it is heard, remembered, and carried forward by future […]

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. Prof. Guy Miron will examine the world of German Jewry from the eve of the Nazi rise to power through the outbreak of World War […]

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. Yigal Cohen, CEO of the Ghetto Fighters’ House, will open the event followed by Judith Stelmach, Project Manager at Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Israel. We are honored to […]

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 Jerusalem Post, and he lectures on political strategy at Israel’s College of Management. Named one of the top 100 most influential Jewish personalities, he graduated […]

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 card & their schools are eligible for up to $125 in substitute teacher reimbursement. Six Act 48 credits will be awarded. 

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, Dr. Kobi Kabalek explores how postwar German society grappled with questions of rescue, responsibility, and collective memory in the aftermath of Nazism. He will give […]

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 will receive a $25 gift card & their schools are eligible for up to $125 in substitute teacher reimbursement. Six Act 48 credits will be […]