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Our newspapers and TV screens are filled with headlines about antisemitism and hate and we are yet again reminded why it is our duty to speak out, defend the truth of the past and fight prejudice today.
For 30 years our aim has been to educate all people, from all backgrounds about the history of the Holocaust and the important lessons to be learned for today. The relevance of these lessons has never been more obvious or important. Our work is more vital than ever and we can only do it with your support. You can donate here.
As we start the Jewish New Year, let us hope that these new beginnings bring a peaceful and calm year for all our teachers, Ambassadors, friends and supporters.
With best wishes,
Karen Pollock MBE
Chief Executive, Holocaust Educational Trust
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Holocaust Educational Trust speaks out
Our Chief Executive, Karen Pollock MBE's was interviewed by several news outlets on recent events and you can read Karen's response here. |
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Ambassador and Teacher Visits to Yad Vashem in Israel
It may have been the summer holidays but our work does not stop!
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Our next Teacher Study Visit to Berlin takes place in October and applications are open until September 11th. You can apply here.
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NEW Lessons from Auschwitz Universities Project
The Holocaust Educational Trust with the Union of Jewish Students are delighted to offer all English universities the new and exciting opportunity to participate in a special Lessons from Auschwitz Universities Project.
The course is open to the Vice-Chancellor/other university Senior Leader and sabbatical officers from all English universities.
Find out more here.
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If you are a teacher, welcome back to the new school year!
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Make sure you also SAVE THE DATE for our Holocaust Memorial Day Survivor Webcast for 2019 on Friday 25th January 2019, 10am, where your students will have an opportunity to hear a survivor testimony streamed to classrooms across the country and ask questions. More details, including ways to register your interest, will be available shortly.
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