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VTHM second generation speaker Miriam Rosenbloom will share her family’s Holocaust survival story with students at BFA Fairfax HS. (virtual event)
K. Heidi Fishman shares her family story of survival with 11th and 12th grade students at BFA Fairfax High School. (Remote event)
VTHM speakers - Miriam Rosenbloom and Debora Steinerman - will share their family stories, speaking to the lessons learned from studying the Holocaust to 4 groups of 7th grade middle school students.
Real life stories bring history to life.
VTHM speaker - Miriam Rosenbloom will share her family’s personal story to a middle school students, providing real life context to supplement and support the study of the Holocaust.
VTHM speaker - Heidi Fishman will share her family’s personal story to a group of high school students, providing real life context to their study of the Holocaust.
Partnering with Echoes and Reflections, VTHM is thrilled to be offering its second annual workshop::
Spotlight on Contemporary Antisemitism
Read more and register here.
VTHM speaker - Heidi Fishman will share her family’s personal story to a group of high school students, providing real life context to their study of the Holocaust.
VTHM speaker - Debora Steinerman will share her family’s personal story to a mixed-grade high school group, to support their study of Holocaust history, the ‘other-ization’ of Jews and anti-semitism.
VTHM speakers will share their personal family stories to 4th grade students, providing context and real life content to their studies, while promoting equality, respect and dignity for all.
Partnering with Facing History and Ourselves, VTHM is thrilled to be offering two one-day workshops:
Democracy at Risk: Holocaust and Human Behavior
VTHM initiated our 'The Leaf Project' with a visit to Olam Chesed Education Center at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Stowe.
One-by-one we are populating theVermont landscape with 1.5 million personalized individual leaves to demonstrate the unthinkable numbers of childrens' lives lost.
VTHM speaker - Debora Steinerman - shared her personal family story to a group of high school students who have been studying The Literature of the Holocaust. Her story provided context and real life content to all they'd been reading, while promoting equality, respect and dignity for all.
VTHM speakers - Marcie Scudder and Debora Steinerman - spoke with a group of high school students who recently completed a unit on Genocide and Human Rights. While exploring the question - how would you choose? - the shared stories added context and life to history.
Vermont Holocaust Memorial Speakers - Debora Steinerman, Miriam Rosenbloom and Marcie Scudder - presented their family stories to 10th and 11th graders at Stowe High School as a part of the history curriculum.
A discussion followed the presentation in which the students were free to ask questions and share their thoughts.
Duxbury's 7th and 8th graders from Crossett Brook Middle School, visited JCOGS to view the exhibit:
“From Generation to Generation …We Are Here!
Honoring Lives Lost and Stories of Survival”
Presentation followed by survivor and Vermont Holocaust Memorial speaker - Erika Hecht.
JCOGS after school and community gathered to visit the exhibit:
“From Generation to Generation …We Are Here! Honoring Lives Lost and Stories of Survival”
Introduced by Rabbi David Fainsilber, a presentation followed by survivor and Vermont Holocaust Memorial speaker - Erika Hecht.
