The Vision
What if every community heard the stories of those who lived through the Holocaust and was changed by them? What if those stories led people to know and appreciate their Jewish neighbors today, and gave them the courage to recognize antisemitism and stand against it wherever they have influence: in their homes, churches, schools, and workplaces?
Our Work in the Community
We believe education can change hearts and communities. Through Holocaust education, we honor the memory of those who were lost and the testimony of those who survived. Through learning about Jewish peoplehood today, we help people see the Jewish community not only through the lens of history, but as friends and neighbors.
Delivering creative, innovative, and transformative education is a goal we take seriously. Whether it’s building a Holocaust book display in a local high school library, presenting a talk on Jewish resistance during the Holocaust at the library, helping educate students about Israel, or creating curriculum for educators so they can teach students about antisemitism and the Holocaust using powerful first-person testimonies, this nonprofit is committed to bringing positive impact to Northern California and beyond.
Presentations
Sharing topics related to the Holocaust and other genocides whether it’s through the library, local schools, or another community space is our passion!
Curriculum
Learning about the Holocaust through first-person testimonies and quality works of literature enables students to engage with a personal layer of the Holocaust that creates space for authentic learning.
Workshops
Defining and identifying manifestations of antisemitism is one topic among many that our workshops tackle, resulting in meaningful engagement for transformation among members of a community or school.