Storytelling in The Classroom with Rachael Cerrotti
This event was part of the Roma and Sam Kaltman Institute on Teaching the Holocaust. Biography: Rachael Cerrotti is Storyteller-in-Residence at the USC Shoah Foundation.
Yom HaShoah Commemoration 2022: Remembering the Past, Standing up To Antisemitism and Hate Today
This program remembers and mourns the six million Jewish victims of the Holocaust and honors the survivors. It is simply not enough to remember, but it is vital that we
Understanding The Holocaust: Degenerate Art
Studying the Holocaust raises more questions than answers. We continue to seek knowledge from this tragic event to help us navigate the present and secure a better future. Join us
Why and How Genocide Happens: The Hornstein Lecture with Scholar Dr. Hollie Nyseth
Why do genocides occur and how can analyzing genocide prevent future violence? Over the past few decades, researchers have analyzed why genocides occur in an effort to prevent future violence.
Understanding The Holocaust: Nuremberg Laws and Impact and The American Legal System
Studying the Holocaust raises more questions than answers. We continue to seek knowledge from this tragic event to help us navigate the present and secure a better future. Join us
Sam Mihara Lecture: A Personal Account of Japanese American Imprisonment
To commemorate the 80th anniversary of Executive Order 9066, which forced Japanese Americans in the West into prison camps, the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center was honored
Understanding The Holocaust: Propaganda
Studying the Holocaust raises more questions than answers. We continue to seek knowledge from this tragic event to help us navigate the present and secure a better future. Join us
Understanding The Holocaust: How Was It Possible?
Studying the Holocaust raises more questions than answers. We continue to seek knowledge from this tragic event to help us navigate the present and secure a better future. Join us
The Legacy of The Genocide Against The Tutsi in Rwanda: A Conversation with Survivor Thomas Habimana
On the eve of Human Rights Day, HHC will discuss the legacy of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda, with local survivor Thomas Habimana, via Zoom. Thomas’ mother,
Hate at Home: Understanding the Rise in Violent Extremism
The event features renowned speakers Dr. Arie W. Kruglanski, a Distinguished Professor of Psychology and scholar studying violent extremism, and Shannon Foley Martinez, a former violent white supremacist who has
The Ravine: A Family, a Photograph, a Holocaust Massacre Revealed
What can one photograph reveal about the atrocities of the Holocaust and its impact on a family? Join us to hear from Dr. Wendy Lower, author of The Ravine: A
What’s Going on With the Recent Surge in Antisemitism?
During the two weeks of military conflict between Israel and Hamas in May 2021, antisemitic incidents in the U.S. reported to the Anti-Defamation League increased by 75% compared to the
