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Traveling
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The Center for
Holocaust and Humanity Education has six original traveling exhibits
that can be borrowed by families, schools, community centers, libraries
and other public places. The exhibits are portable and colorful,
and they illuminate multidisciplinary approaches to the Holocaust
through value-based education.
For more information or to arrange to borrow an exhibit, contact
chhe@huc.edu
To learn about each exhibit, click on the pictures below.
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Shouldering
the Responsibility: The Story of Josef Motschmann
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Her
Story Must Be Told: Women's Voices from the Holocaust |
Facing
Prejudice |
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Music
in the Holocaust: The Notes Rose Up in Flames
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Dr.
Seuss Wants You!
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From
the Children, About the Children, For the Children: Art of the
Holocaust |
To read
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| Finding
Family |
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Finding
Family is an Emmy nominated one hour-long documentary
produced by Channel 12 WKRC-TV in conjunction with The
Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education.
Finding Family follows Henry (Heinzi) Blumenstein,
a social worker and grandfather in America, on a journey
back to Europe to meet the descendents of the family who
saved him 60 years ago. It is an uplifting story of courage
and hope and a moving testament to love and kindness.
As we journey with Henry to reconnect with his foster
family, we learn the true meaning of belonging in the
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For more
about Henry's story, click
here.
To view
the companion guide to Finding Family in PDF format, click
here.
The Finding Family DVD and companion guide can be purchased
for $12 plus a $4 shipping and handling fee. Schools and non-profits
may purchase the Finding Family DVD and companion guide
at a 50% discount, for $6 plus a $4 shipping and handling
fee. Additional copies of the companion guide are available
at $4 per copy.
To order Finding Family, please contact chhe@huc.edu
Or send a check or money order payable to:
The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education
Mail to:
The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education
Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion
3101 Clifton Ave.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
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Speakers'
Bureau
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The
Speakers' Bureau at The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education
offers access to individuals who have been affected by the Holocaust
and the events of World War II: Holocaust survivors, Holocaust
refugees, children of Holocaust survivors, Jewish rescuers,
righteous Gentiles, World War II veterans and concentration
camp liberators. The Speakers' Bureau can help connect your
schools and community organizations with these people, and arrange
to have them address your group. |
Speakers can participate at events anywhere in the Tri-State
area, or arrange to speak at The Center for Holocaust and Humanity
Education in conjunction with a Mapping Our Tears presentation.
Speakers typically address groups for 1-2 hours.
For more information or to schedule a speaker please contact
chhe@huc.edu |
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Hana's
Suitcase
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Hana's
Suitcase inspires people, bringing them together from across
the world, across different cultures, generations, places and
times. It is an exploration of gentle heroism and relationships
based on mutual respect. To learn more about the story told
in Hana's Suitcase, click here.
Donate a copy of Hana's Suitcase ($15.95) to your local
library or favorite school. You can buy your own copy, and
pair it with the Tree-by-Tree project ($18/tree) to give as
a gift for Christmas, Hanukkah, or a Bar/Bat Mitzvah.
For more information or to purchase Hana's Suitcase,
please contact chhe@huc.edu
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Seminars
and Workshops |
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Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education conducts workshops
for school districts, companies, organizations and communities.
The Center has created a variety of presentations geared for
educators, students, professionals and community members on
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•Lessons
from the Holocaust: A World in Need of Mending
•Heroes
and Role Models: The Criteria for Courage
•Facing
Prejudice in Ourselves and in Our Society
•Creative
and Spiritual Resistance Through Art, Music and Writing
•The
Road from Onlooker to Activist: Realizing the Choice
•Human
Dignity and the Value of Human Life
•Learning
Emotional Intelligence through History
•Justice,
Human Rights and Empowerment in a Post-Holocaust World
•Optimism
in the Real World |
In addition
to the above, The Center is willing to design a workshop that addresses
your unique needs. For more information or to arrange a workshop for
your community please contact: chhe@huc.edu |
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Center
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The Center for
Holocaust and Humanity Education has a number of educational books
and DVDs for sale.
For a complete list of books and DVDs, click
here.
For more information
or to order a book or DVD, contact chhe@huc.edu
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Other
Resources |
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For a list
of organizations that also memorialize the Holocaust and promote
Holocaust education, click
here.
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