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Support
The Center
The
Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education is funded
almost entirely by private donors and depends on support
from the community to promote tolerance, social justice,
and civic responsibility. Donations can be made to CHHE
and mailed to:
The
Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education
3101 Clifton Ave
Cincinnati, OH 45220
If
you are interested in planned giving or sponsoring a
future program of The Center please contact Sarah Weiss
at (513)487-3055.
As
a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, all donations to
The Center are fully tax-deductible.
For
information on donating items from our wish list, click
here.
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Voices for Darfur |
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Since
February, 2003, an estimated 400,000 men, women,
and children have lost their lives in an ongoing
genocide in Darfur, Sudan. Millions more have
been forced from their homes, fleeing for their
lives.
While we and other advocacy organizations have
been urging specific actions since the crisis
began, the key decision makers have not yet felt
the public pressure necessary to force them to
act. The Million Voices for Darfur campaign
has been designed to help millions of Americans
make their voices heard, and to compel their elected
leaders to act.
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Thousands
of children all over the world have participated
in the Tree-By-Tree project, purchasing one tree
at a time with the goal of creating and dedicating
a forest in Israel in memory of the 1.5 million
children who perished in the Holocaust.
The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education together with the Jewish National Fund and Kehillat Yozma (The Reform Congregation of Modiin, Israel) inaugurated this unique forest in February 2007 in Modiin, Israel. To learn more about how the project continues to evolve, please visit: www.yozma.org.il/mail/eng/tree07-b.htm
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March
of the Living Students Visit the Tree-by Tree Forest
in Israel
What is the Tree-By-Tree Forest?
Learn more about the history and goals of the forest
here.
How
Can I Be Involved in the Continuing Tree-By-Tree Project?
Learn more about the current plans for the forest and
how you can help here.
What
are the Stories that Inspired the Tree-By-Tree Project?
Learn about Irma Lauscher, a teacher in Terezin, and
Ilan Ramon, an Israeli astronaut here.
Can
I Learn More about Children in the Holocaust?
Access relevant educational materials here.
Can
I Purchase a Tree to be Part of the Tree-By-Tree Forest?
The Tree-By-Tree forest still needs your support. Make
a donation through the JNF website
here.
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Docent
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Educators,
historians, and any interested individuals are invited
to volunteer their time as docents for Mapping Our Tears.
The Mapping Our Tears Docent Training Program is a five-week
course that offers important information about Holocaust
history, as well as insights into the individuals and
artifacts that are on display in Mapping Our Tears.
For
FAQ's about the Docent Training Program, click
here.
For
more information, or to volunteer to become a docent,
please contact chhe@huc.edu
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Youth
Leadership Program
Do
you like public speaking? Do you like working with other
young people? Do you want to make a difference in your
community?
Join the Mapping Our Tears Youth Leadership Program!
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As
a Mapping Our Tears Youth Leader, you will:
o Guide school groups and community organizations
through Mapping Our Tears
o Teach about the Holocaust, and teach valuable
lessons from the Holocaust
o Gain skills to build your resume and college
applications
o Meet Holocaust survivors and World War
II liberators
o Learn how to challenge injustices in your
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For
more information or to volunteer to become a Mapping
Our Tears Youth Leader please contact chhe@huc.edu
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Volunteer |
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The
Center for Holocaust and Humanity is always seeking
volunteers who are willing to commit their time to contribute
to the activities of The Center. All of our programs-from
Mapping Our Tears to Holocaust Awareness Weeks to our
pedagogical library-are made possible and sustained
with the help of volunteers.
All volunteers bring their own interests and talents
to The Center, and we encourage volunteers to develop
their own interests through our larger mandate. Join
the team!
For more information or to volunteer please contact
chhe@huc.edu
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Internships
Interns at
The Center for Holocaust & Humanity Education work
on many unique projects. They interview Holocaust survivors,
research for Mapping Our Tears and traveling exhibits,
maintain The Center's website, work on outreach for
The Center, create programming for Holocaust Awareness
Weeks, coordinate the Youth Leadership Program, organize
the Pedagogic Resource Center, and much much more.
Through their work for the Center, interns gain an understanding
of the Holocaust and its lessons.
The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education is always
looking for college and graduate level student interns.
For more information please contact chhe@huc.edu
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Donate
Please consider a gift of one of the following items
on our wish list to support our work to educate about
the Holocaust and its lessons. The Center will provide
a tax-deductible letter, with the estimated value of
the goods for all donations. Thank you in advance for
your support.
Hardware:
4 New Computers - IBM compatible with Windows XP Professional
Video Camera
Digital Camera
Software:
Microsoft Office Professional
Microsoft Publisher
Adobe PDF Writer
Dreamweaver
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