ICS and The Zekelman Holocaust Center Present: Teaching History, Identity, and Resiliency (Part 1)

Part 1 of ICS‘ Teaching History, Identity, and Resiliency series with The Zekelman Holocaust Center will trace the origins, laws, traditions, and global impact of Judaism, while discovering its unique dual character as both a culture and a religion. Experience an educator-led tour of The HC’s core exhibit, centered around pre-war Jewish life, and spiritual resistance during the Holocaust.

Each educator will be provided with a meal, SCECH credit based on sessions attended (up to 8 total for both programs), and instructional resources for their classroom.

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This is an in-person workshop at The Zekelman Holocaust Center. You can attend both workshops or just one – whichever works best for your schedule! To learn more about the rest of the series (Part 2: November 19th), please click here.