Germany
Change is slow, but it can take place. Both the Germany Close Up program and my visit to the East Side Gallery made that loud and clear.
Read MoreWhile I came to Germany hoping to push myself out of my comfort zone, this Shabbat evening was a meaningful and surprising moment of recognition, comfort, and assurance.
Read MoreIn the aftermath of the Holocaust, the unprecedented destruction and plight of survivors prompts the unthinkable Synopsis They met in secret to negotiate the unthinkable – compensation for the survivors […]
Read MoreOne of the strongest experiences was walking through the Holocaust Memorial site with the field of Stelae.
Read MoreCacophony of voices during afternoon discussions – each exploring and questioning.
Read MoreFeeling the eternal life that pulses through the earth has grounded me during this trip.
Read MoreIt, too, is a product of its time, emphasizing some of the suffering that took place there more than others
Read MoreIt is our jobs as witnesses and educators to make sure that people know the only difference between a weed and a flower is that someone decided it was a weed.
Read MoreA Poem of Reflection
Read MoreAs I continue to grapple with the questions I am now left to figure out, I am grateful for the support of my wife and community through whom I am better able to understand myself, my identity and the history of this place.
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