Holocaust and Genocide Education Learning Opportunities
Our workshops, taught by leaders in Holocaust and genocide education, offer comprehensive learning experiences for students, educators and life-long learners. All workshops can be enhanced with a powerful testimony session with a member of the William J. Lowenberg Speakers Bureau. This group comprises Holocaust and genocide survivors and their descendants who share their personal stories with students and groups worldwide.
Student Workshops
Our interactive workshops for students in grades 6–12 are tailored to fit your class period and spark curiosity. Using rich primary sources—including archival documents, artwork, and graphic novels—students deepen their understanding of history while discovering its relevance to the world they live in today.
Educator Workshops
Designed for educator teams, our professional development workshops are adaptable to your group’s unique goals. Each session offers ready-to-use resources and standards-aligned lesson plans. Topics include the Holocaust, antisemitism, and Jewish identity and history—presented through innovative, thought-provoking methods that encourage critical thinking and meaningful engagement with complex pasts.
Adult Workshops
Rooted in personal narratives and historical insights, our workshops for adults offer identity-affirming learning experiences. Whether you’re a university student or a lifelong learner, you’ll engage in dynamic conversations and gain tools to help communities address antisemitism and hate in today’s world.
Ready to schedule a workshop?
Whether you’re planning for students, educators, or life-long learners, we’re here to support meaningful, engaging learning experiences.
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