Take your students on a journey of the Jewish people, examining a story rich in history, shared experiences, love for Israel, and persistence against hatred.

While reflecting on their own sense of belonging, students will learn about the diversity of the Jewish people and their strong sense of shared community.

Learn about the history of antisemitism and ways to challenge it in your own communities.

Examine the choices and motivations of individuals who risked their lives to rescue Jews during the Holocaust, including the story of Anne Frank rescuer Miep Gies.

Examine antisemitism’s historical roots and contemporary expressions through Holocaust survivor testimony and expert insight.

Examine how Holocaust memorials preserve memory and meaning, and why they are important for future generations.

Learn why Holocaust simulations can mislead or distress students and explore effective alternatives that foster empathy and support critical reflection.

Analyze how antisemitism and anti-Jewish stereotypes continue to influence society today.

Compare the experiences of Iranian Jewish women to understand how geography, family life, and socioeconomics shaped their experiences in 20th century Iran. Students will analyze primary sources and two films and engage in multiple group discussions to broaden knowledge.

Learn about the range of lived experiences and social and political agendas that altered the lives of Jewish women in 20th century Iran.