Ellen Resnek
This was not a paradise as the word is defined “an ideal or idealistic state,” but rather a brief moment in time where life was a bit better than before, but still with hardship and hatred
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the importance of providing witness, and now, as we listen to the speakers and step foot in these important places the responsibility we now carry to do the same.
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As the War in Poland was winding to an end and the Jews had been gathered into the Warsaw Ghetto, it was important to those who were left to leave their story for the future in order to offset the propaganda that was being generated by the victors.
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The tomb stones are weathered, and some have been vandalized.
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Two Crestview teachers embark on a journey alongside a Holocaust survivor, seeking to convey firsthand lessons on the devastating consequences of hate to their students.
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Classrooms Without Borders cohort visits Children’s Village, develops friendships and greater appreciation for home READ ABOUT IT HERE
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Monday March 21st From the Druze to Tel Aviv … the intrigue continues. The day began at Dolphin Village in Moshav Shavei Zion, we were domiciled for just one night, […]
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In a groundbreaking event, Upper St. Clair High School hosted a former white supremacist for a candid discussion on hate and extremism. With firsthand insights into the world of radicalization, […]
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Classrooms Without Borders and Embassy of the Czech Republic welcome musician and Jewish professional READ THE STORY HERE
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Personal tale becomes vehicle for telling ‘larger issues of war and peace, and connections and work’ READ THE STORY HERE
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