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Reflections of a teacher: Whittaker on how Majdanek experience will affect his work

(Editor’s note: This is the third blog entry by Louisville teachers Fred Whittaker and Ron Skillern as they tour Holocaust sites in Poland with a group of students and instructors from Classrooms Without Borders (CWB). This post, which is from day … Read More >

Latest News Other Agencies July 5, 2018

Treblinka, Majdanek pose sobering experiences for Louisville teachers

(Editor’s note: This is the second blog entry by Louisville teachers Fred Whittaker and Ron Skillern as they tour Holocaust sites with a group of students and instructors from Classrooms Without Borders (CWB). This post covers days three and four of … Read More >

Latest News Other Agencies July 4, 2018

Touchdown in Poland: Louisville teachers experience Shoah history firsthand

(Editor’s note: Fred Whittaker and Ron Skillern, two Holocaust studies teachers at St. Francis Assisi Catholic School in Louisville and the VAMPY program for gifted teens at Western Kentucky University respectively, are currently in Poland touring sites of the Shoah … Read More >

Latest News July 3, 2018

Blogging from Poland: Local teachers to tour scenes of Holocaust

Two Kentucky school teachers who have made major, though different, contributions to Holocaust education in the state, will travel together to Poland this summer to see the scenes of the genocide for themselves. Ron Skillern, who teaches Holocaust studies at … Read More >

Latest News National/Global June 21, 2018

At IPP Recipe for Peace Dinner, Messages Are Personal This Year

Interfaith Paths to Peace held a gala celebrating its 20th anniversary of peacemaking on Thursday, October 6, at Second Presbyterian Church. The gala, which was also IPP’s seventh annual My Recipe for Peace dinner, drew a large crowd. Amid the … Read More >

Latest News Other Agencies October 31, 2016

Yom HaShoah is a Time to Reflect and to Remember

Each year’s Yom HaShoah community-wide Holocaust commemoration program is special in its own way. While each inspires awe and reverence, this year’s program provided an educational component as well that made the familiar feel new again. This year’s Jewish Community … Read More >

Latest News May 12, 2016

Art Recovery Expert to Speak at Annual Community-wide Yom Hashoah Program

When the movie Woman in Gold was released last year, awareness of the efforts by Jewish families to recover valuable art looted by the Nazis during World War II was elevated substantially. The movie told the story of Maria Altmann’s … Read More >

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The Louisville Free Public Library offers Holocaust education opportunities

Throughout January and February, the Louisville Free Public Library has been offering a variety of Holocaust education opportunities. A display of Anne Frank family photos has been on display there since January 30. If you hurry, you can still catch … Read More >

Federation Latest News March 2, 2016

StageOne, Kentucky Center Work with Schools on Anne Frank Projects

StageOne Family Theater will present And Then They Came for Me: Remembering the World of Anne Frank in public performances on Sunday, February 7 at 2 and 7 p.m.; and Saturdays February 13 at 2 p.m. and February 20 at … Read More >

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JCRC Takes Teachers to U.S. Holocaust Museum; Fred Whittaker Leads the Tour

Some local teachers got an opportunity to learn more about the Holocaust with a whirlwind trip to Washington, D.C., and a thorough tour of the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum with the Jewish Community Relations Council. The group of 17 Jefferson … Read More >

Federation Latest News July 27, 2015

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