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CETconnect - Proud PartnersAbout the Center for Holocaust & Humanity EducationThe Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education responds to the 21st century challenge of educating a post-Holocaust society. Dedicated to curriculum development, teacher training, and innovative educational programs for all communities, religious and secular, local and worldwide, The Center promotes tolerance education and social justice based on lessons from the Holocaust. CET Express - Dianne DunklemanBarbara Kellar interviews Dianne Dunkleman, a longtime volunteer to many of Cincinnati's arts and civic organizations. Common Ground - Working for ChangeThe program Common Ground-Working for Change was produced by CET with media partner WCPO-TV9. WCPO produced videos shown during the program that illustrated many facets of the problems in our community leading to and stemming from racism. Between segments, members of a studio audience, along with viewers, presented their concerns and solutions. Mapping Our Tears - Manuel Quezon IIIManuel's grandfather served as the first President of the Philippines from 1935–1944. Manuel recounts when The Frieders, a Cincinnati Jewish family with a cigar factory in Manila, approached his grandfather with a request to rescue Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany. This video is an excerpt from "Mapping Our Tears" interactive, permanent exhibition, at The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education at Hebrew Union College. Mapping Our Tears - Roma KaltmanRoma Kaltman, a survivor of the Lodz Ghetto and Auschwitz Concentration Camp, was forced on a death march in the winter of 1945. Along with her sister and best friend, the three girls escaped the march and struggled to find refuge. This video is an excerpt from “Mapping Our Tears” interactive, permanent exhibition, at The Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education at Hebrew Union College. Smallest Witnesses: The Conflict in Darfur through Children's EyesNaomi Nelson of the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center discusses this exhibit of drawings from children caught in the conflict in Darfur. Teaching Children Today About the HolocaustA presentation of literature, exhibitions, and mixed media for children. |
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