Creating Memory - Booklet for Arts-Based Holocaust Education

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Antisemitism
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Creating Memory is a free arts-based initiative for Holocaust education, based on the successful Hebrew program יוצרים זיכרון. Through the creative arts and exploration of relatable themes, teachers using this booklet can help students connect to the Holocaust in new ways. This student booklet includes a collection of poems and other creative medium with corresponding prompts/activity ideas for promoting student expression. We invite teachers to receive their free booklet at https://www.lookstein.org/creating-memory/.

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  • Congregational Learning
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