Walking on Broken Glass
Celebrating what we Have. Remembering what we Yearn For.
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Celebrating what we Have. Remembering what we Yearn For.
In Jewish weddings, a glass is broken at the height of joy — a reminder that even in celebration, we remember what remains unhealed. Break a glass to give sound to all we hold, and let silence become prayer.
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An article by Dr. Sivan Zakai about the events of October, 2023 in Israel
The Jewish Museum provided us with the perfect setting to explore how early childhood educators might use art and artifacts in their classrooms differently.
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Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass, the night that the Nazi Party realized it could get away with genocide.
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The Teddy Bear is a Holocaust education film project of Lappin Foundation, whose mission is enhancing Jewish identity.