"Studying the Holocaust changed the way I make decisions." - Student

Thursday, September 2, 2010

80+ teachers dedicated a summer day to learning about the Holocaust & genocide

Over 80 teachers attended last week's intensive one-day teacher seminar at Seattle University: Perspectives on the Holocaust, sponsored by the Holocaust Center and the USHMM, in partnership with Seattle University.

Sessions included "Nazi Ideology," "Propaganda," "Guidelines for teaching about the Holocaust and Genocide," and a special presentations by Carl Wilkens, a witness to the Rwandan Genocide and Henry Friedman, a Holocaust survivor.


"I came today because I want to teach this very hard subject better. This day was powerful - I know my unit will be better because of it."


(image below: Carl Wilkens)


"I liked the connection with other genocides."
"The entire workshop was outstanding!"





"I am amazed by the wealth of resources available to me...for free!"




"This was one of the most amazing professional development workshops I have ever attended!"





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