This workshop will explore the road to religious liberty by analyzing restrictive 1776 state constitutions through the lens of early Jewish American experiences to highlight their role in the shift toward full civic equality.

This is an open workshop, but registration is required to attend. Register Here!

Join the Institute for Curriculum Services (ICS) and The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History for an interactive professional development workshop honoring International Holocaust Remembrance Day (January 27). Together, we will examine the history of Jewish life and anti-Jewish hatred through classroom-ready activities and primary sources. ICS will trace the 2,000-year roots of European antisemitism before the Holocaust, providing practical tools to help students understand its persistence. The Weitzman will explore how 140,000 Holocaust survivors rebuilt their lives, raised families, and created new futures in modern America.

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This workshop outlines the origins of antisemitism across four distinct forms, providing educators with the necessary historical context for teaching about the Holocaust while connecting history with modern examples.

This is an open workshop, but registration is required to attend. Register Here!