“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 the transmission of memory, trauma, and resilience, the program invites audiences to consider not only the experiences of survivors, but also how their stories have […]

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 parallels between Nazi antisemitism and Jim Crow racism. Participants will use case studies and primary sources to help students analyze the fragility of democracy and […]

In this deeply personal and profoundly universal documentary, based on the internationally acclaimed book and theatrical production, Grammy-nominated concert pianist Mona Golabek shares the extraordinary story of her mother, Lisa Jura, a child-prodigy pianist. In 1938, Lisa was one of 10,000 unaccompanied Jewish children rescued from Nazi-occupied Europe and brought to England on the Kindertransport. […]