The HHC speaker series is held each Sunday at 2:00 PM and Wednesday at 11:00 AM. In this intimate and meaningful experience, speakers from The Coppel Speakers Bureau present stories of life before, during, and after the Holocaust. Each presentation is FREE and open to the public. Visit the Museum Experiences page to view speaker biographies and the speaker schedule. Sponsored by Margaret & Michael Valentine

The HHC speaker series is held each Wednesday at 11:00 AM and Sunday at 2:00 PM. In this intimate and meaningful experience, speakers from The Coppel Speakers Bureau present stories of life before, during, and after the Holocaust. Each presentation is FREE and open to the public. Visit the Museum Experiences page to view speaker biographies and the speaker schedule. Sponsored by Margaret & Michael Valentine

Join the Holocaust & Humanity Center and the NKU Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement to hear Holocaust survivor and lawyer John Rosenberg share his fascinating life story. Rosenberg fled Nazi Germany with his family as a child and made it to the United States. After joining the US Air Force and serving in the Civil Rights Division of the Justice Department, Rosenberg went on to open the Appalachian Research and Defense Fund (AppalReD) in Kentucky, providing free legal aid…

Join the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center for Veterans Day programs at Union Terminal on Sunday, November 10, including: 10:30 AM: Veterans panel including Holocaust survivor Al Miller 12:30 PM: Drop-In Tour of the Holocaust & Humanity Museum* *Holocaust & Humanity Center ticket required for admission Click here for more information about the Veterans Day celebration.

Songs of Warning, Tragedy and Resistance On the 81st anniversary of Kristallnacht (Night of Broken Glass) Dr. Tamara Reps Freeman, ethnomusicologist and violist, will illuminate stories in response to this tragic event through the words and music of composers interned in the ghettos and concentration camps.  Her performance includes local perspectives and the playing of archival melodies on her 1935 Joseph Bausch viola, a Holocaust relic rescued from Berlin, Germany. Dr. Tamara Reps Freeman is the musicologist for the Association…

Expressions of Dignity and Hope: Music and the Holocaust Learning about music composed in the ghettos and camps is a unique way to engage students in the study of Holocaust history and lessons of morality.  Some of humankind’s most beautiful and evocative original music, including beloved songs composed by children, were created under the most unimaginable circumstances. From lullabies to anthems of spiritual resistance, music was created and used to summon a sense of normalcy, creativity, and community pride.  Dr.…

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