The “Farhud,” Arabic for pogrom or violent dispossession, gripped Iraq’s 2,600 year-old Jewish community during WW2.
In the wake of October 7th, this year's observances of Yom HaZikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut feel different and carry a profound sense of weight.
Art and the Holocaust from World ORT in collaboration with Ghetto Fighters House presents artists and artworks painted within the Nazi camps and ghettos.
How can the voices of the parents inspire us to civic and spiritual action for their release?
Jewsicals are Jewish Musicals
This guide focuses on three intersections of Judaism and the environment; holy land, prayer in nature and the values of dominion and stewardship.
This curriculum explores key Jewish prayers and the deeper meanings behind them.
Discover artifacts through coloring in Holocaust Museum LA’s collection coloring book.
Guide and reflection worksheet to help prepare for meeting a Holocaust survivor.
This interactive activity promotes hand-eye coordination, letter recognition, and counting skills.