Events

In an era where social media channels have become the go-to platform for information and storytelling, harnessing social media to educate about the Holocaust is more important than ever. Join us for a hands-on session on how to leverage social media platforms to help preserve the memory of the Holocaust, ensuring the lessons of the […]

Join Holocaust Museum LA, Spill The Honey, and Challah & Soul for a powerful Professional Development Day featuring a screening of Shared Legacies: The African-American Jewish Civil Rights Alliance, followed by an interactive training on its five-part curriculum led by the film’s director, Dr. Shari Rogers and educator Brian Knowles. Through firsthand accounts and historical […]

The Genocide Education Project and Holocaust Museum LA invite you to a dynamic workshop on strategies for teaching about genocide using Stages of Genocide: A Toolkit for Teachers, along with primary sources and historical artifacts. Participants will explore two impactful educational resources: Unpacking History Teaching Trunk presented by Sarah Klein, Senior Manager of Museum Education at Holocaust Museum LA, highlighting […]

Explore one of the world’s oldest religions through learning about Judaism’s beliefs, behaviors, and experiences of belonging and examine a framework for teaching about all religions to cultivate religious literacy. Register here.

Immigrants have come to the United States throughout its history, arriving from many different places and for many different reasons. This lesson explores one group’s immigration story during a significant period of time: Jewish immigrants in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Register here.

A One-Day Training for Educators on the Uyghur Genocide, Cambodian Genocide, and Contemporary Antisemitism