Student-Organized Yom Hashoah Ceremony Commemorates Family and The Holocaust
I Am Never Again
Yom HaShoah Ceremony Links Holocaust and Present-Day Anti-Semitism
Continuing the Conversation
Ambassador Ido Aharoni, Survivor Pola Jasphy and Students Reflect at Yom HaShoah Ceremony
“Names, Not Numbers” Marks 10 Years
YU High School Students Document Holocaust Survivors’ Testimonies Through Oral History Project
Teaching the Unspeakable
Azrieli’s Karen Shawn and Jeffrey Glanz on Holocaust Education in the 21st Century
Remember the Future
Holocaust Remembrance Day Ceremony Honors Those Who Rescued Jews
The Call of Memory
Simon Goldberg, President of the Student Holocaust Education Movement at YU, on Maintaining Humanity in Inhumane Times On a spring day five years ago, I stood inside the Permanent Exhibition at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and prayed. I sought fervently to believe that what appeared so heartbreakingly before me was an illusion. That…
YU High Schools Produce “Names Not Numbers” Video to Commemorate Yom HaShoah
Joyce Tessel worried about the relevance of her class project. The 18-year-old senior at Samuel H. Wang Yeshiva University High School for Girls (YUHSG) “didn’t understand why talking to Holocaust survivors” and others who were connected to World War II, could be important to her young life. “But I was so wrong,” she said.
Teleconference Commemorates Yom HaShoah with Yad Vashem and Six AMODS Schools
To commemorate Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day), this year on Sunday, April 15, Yeshiva University’s Association of Modern Orthodox Day Schools and Yeshiva High Schools (AMODS) facilitated and moderated a two-hour video conference between Yad Vashem, Israel’s Holocaust memorial museum in Jerusalem, and six AMODS-networked schools in the United States and Canada.