Holocaust Education
The Unwritten Diary of Israel Unger
Member of the Atlantic Canadian Jewish community and Holocaust Survivor Dr. Michael Unger has recently released his memoirs. Published by Wilfred Laurier Press, and co-authored with Carolyn Gammon, the book has been met with favourable reviews, and is without doubt an important contribution to both Holocaust-related literature and Atlantic Canadian literature. For more information on Dr.…
Read MoreMarch of the Living 2014
March of the Living 2014: National Adult Mission and March of the Living 2014: High School Students At the Atlantic Jewish Council, we are working on the March of the Living 2014 program. The March of the Living (MOL) is a 2 week educational program that takes place in Poland and Israel. The March…
Read More2013 Holocaust Memorial Services in Atlantic Canada
Below please find a list of Holocaust services happening throughout Atlantic Canada. All programs are free and open to the public with fellowship to follow the program.
Read MoreHolocaust Education Week 2012
The Atlantic Jewish Council is pleased to present the following programs for Holocaust Education Week Free admission to all events *Please help spread the word about these programs* Monday, October 29th 11:30AM – 1:30PM, Philip Riteman Co-hosted with NSCC Akerley Campus Location: NSCC Akerley Campus, 21 Woodlawn Road, Dartmouth Philip Riteman, Holocaust survivor, describes the…
Read MoreHolocaust Education: Recommended Films
Anne Frank: Just a Diary. 28 min. This film has won prestigious awards in both Europe and North America because it brings Anne Frank and her wartime experiences to life in a unique and detailed manner. A 17 year old actress who is playing the role of Anne on stage researches the details of Anne’s…
Read MoreHolocaust Education For Teachers
Facing History and Ourselves International Holocaust Remembrance Day B’nai Brith Canada U of Minnesota: Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Teaching about the Holocaust A Teacher’s Guide to the Holocaust Holocaust Links Simon Wiesenthal Center Yad Vashem (Israel)
Read MoreHolocaust Related Web Sites
Azrieli Foundation Simon Wiesenthal Center Yad Vashem Holocaust Education Foundation Women and the Holocaust Holocaust Education through Art The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Origin of The Paperclip Campaign Museum of Tolerance Online Learning Center Getting Involved: Cape Breton teachers go to Israel to learn how to teach the Holocaust in schools Philip Riteman Interview…
Read MoreClassroom Resources
School Visits: Throughout the Atlantic Provinces there are many gifted speakers who are able to speak on matters related to the Holocaust. These include Holocaust survivors, teachers, professors, and young students who have been to Poland on March of the Living. To book a speaker in your area, please contact Edna LeVine (send an e-mail). Films: The…
Read MoreAzrieli Foundation
The Holocaust Survivor Memoirs Program was established by the Azrieli Foundation in 2005 to collect, preserve and share the memoirs and diaries written by survivors of the twentieth-century Nazi genocide of the Jews of Europe who later made their way to Canada. The program is guided by the conviction that each survivor of the Holocaust…
Read MoreHolocaust Education Week 2011
Holocaust Education Week has existed in Halifax since November 2004. It consists of a week-long series of educational events relating to the Holocaust, coinciding with Dignity Day, the community-wide Kristallnacht Memorial (Nov.9). The events of the week are geared towards university students, school-aged children, and members of the community at large. Events in the past…
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