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Annual Fundraiser Luncheon
October 29, 2008. Westin Seattle.
Honoring Leo D. Hymas,
World War II Veteran Patton's Third Army, Liberator of Buchenwald Concentration Camp, Dedicated Member of the Center's Speakers Bureau
- How can I help SPONSOR this event?
- Tell me about being a TABLE CAPTAIN.
- What is a "TRIBUTE BOOK" and how can I include my message, ad, or logo?
- Teachers, schools, students - include your message to Leo Hymas or the Holocaust Center in the tribute book for a special price of $50!
- BUY TICKETS to attend the luncheon. Online registration available soon. Invitations will be mailed in Sept.
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| Holocaust Center Events |
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July 2, 2008. Seattle Public Library, Central Branch.
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| Teaching & Learning |
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A wonderfully interactive website designed specifically to introduce primary school students (ages 8-11) to the subject of the Holocaust. Created by Memorial de la Shoah, Paris, France. Website is in French and English.
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| Other Programs & Events |
"Life Lessons: Bringing Holocaust History to Your Classroom" - Online CourseNew online course offered by Yad Vashem. Historical content will be explored through examining testimonies, diaries, artwork, literature and photographs, and applying the knowledge to practical educational materials for classroom usage. |
| Speakers Bureau, Teaching Trunks, Library, Lessons Plans, and more... |
Holocaust Teaching Trunks
Trunks are being updated & revised over the summer. Reserve your trunk now for the 2008-09 school year!
Speakers Bureau
30 individuals who volunteer their time to share their first-hand experiences of the Holocaust.
Newspapers In Education & the Holocaust Center.
1. Studying the Holocaust: Resistance, Rescue & Survival (2005) - available for download or on a cdrom . Free.
2. Stories Among Us: Personal Account of Genocide (2008) - will be available on a cdrom in August. Library
We are very excited to announce that our holdings will be available to view online in September. |
| From our mail... |
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"Our students LOVED, LOVED, LOVED the materials, the books, the videos, the causes and effects, everything about it. For some of my non-readers, the books on the Holocaust were the first they had read from cover to cover all year (without being forced to!)." -Maureen Maher Gray, Teacher, St. Aloysius School, Spokane. Borrowed a Trunk in 2008. | |
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The Holocaust Center is an independent non-profit 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to inspire teaching and learning for humanity in the schools and communities of this region through the study of the Holocaust.
Thank you for reading this enewsletter!
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Ilana Cone Kennedy Director of Education, Holocaust Center
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