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Monday, July 29 • 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Tools for Creating Engaging Holocaust Commemorations for Jewish and Interfaith Audiences

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In this time of rising antisemitism, it is crucial that we make the story of the Holocaust feel relevant and resonant to everyone. Almost 80 years since liberation, the Holocaust can seem like ancient history. In this workshop, we will discuss and demonstrate how to create engaging Holocaust commemorations for Jewish audiences and, separately, for interfaith audiences. We will base these commemorations around a new ritual entitled Light from the Darkness: a ritual for Holocaust remembrance. We will demonstrate how to use this ritual in combination with storytelling, music, poetry, and targeted audience-participation questions to create a commemoration that is not only powerful and moving but actually draws the audience into the conversation.

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Deborah Fripp

Deborah Fripp is the Executive Director of Teach the Shoah. Our mission is to ensure that the story of the Holocaust lives and remains relevant and resonant to everyone. She is the author of Light from the Darkness: A Ritual for Yom HaShoah. She blogs about the Holocaust for the Times... Read More →
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Jennifer Zunikoff

Storyteller. Educator. Coach, Grow Us a Jewish Story
Jennifer Zunikoff is a Jewish storyteller who blends traditional texts with her original interpretations. She is a poet, educator, author, facilitator, and storytelling coach. She is the Storytelling Director for Teach the Shoah and the founder/director of The Golden Door: Storytelling... Read More →


Monday July 29, 2024 5:30pm - 7:00pm EDT
UNIV 3048

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