Events

In this webinar, Media Historian and Curator Michelle Kelley of the American Archive of Public Broadcasting (AAPB) will provide an overview of the AAPB’s resources related to Jewish American history and culture. These include unedited interviews from documentary productions, as well as public radio and television broadcasts on Jewish American life, many of which are included in […]

To commemorate Pride Month, Eric Marcus, founder and host of the award-winning Making Gay History podcast, will introduce its current 12-episode series on the experiences of LGBTQ people during the rise of the Nazi regime, World War II, and the Holocaust. Drawing on extensive research conducted for this first-of-its-kind audio documentary, Eric will share clips […]

Join the Jewish Partisan Educational Foundation (JPEF) and the Institute for Curriculum Services (ICS) for an interactive workshop that bridges the gap between the ancient origins of antisemitism and the heroic defiance of the Jewish partisans. Educators will trace the 2,000-year trajectory of anti-Judaism through primary sources before diving into powerful lesson plans on the […]

After winning World War II 80 years ago, the Allied nations convened an international court in Nuremberg, Germany and prosecuted leading Nazis for war crimes. What were these Nuremberg trials? Were they fair? What did they accomplish? And how accurately is the history of the Nuremberg trials portrayed in the hit 2025 Hollywood movie Nuremberg? Hear […]

CA 6 – 12 grade teachers—this is your opportunity to amplify your impact! Offered at no cost, with accommodations provided and travel expenses reimbursed