USC Shoah Foundation, The Institute for Visual History and Education

To overcome prejudice, intolerance, and bigotry—and the suffering they cause— through the educational use of the Institute’s visual history testimonies

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• One Man, Two Voices:
  Peter Feigl’s Diary and Testimony
• Living Histories:
  Seven Voices from the Holocaust
• Segments for the Classroom
• Creating Character
• Standing Out-Standing up: A Jehovah's Witness Experience
• The Pyramid of Hate Exercise
• Labels

The USC Shoah Foundation Institute has made the following lessons and exercises available online to help teachers make effective use of video testimony in the classroom.

Segments for the Classroom Segments for the Classroom is a video resource for educators of students ages 14 and up and consists of seven downloadable clip reels—six in English, and one in Spanish—that contain excerpts of testimony covering a variety of topics from the Institute’s Visual History Archive, including the Auschwitz II-Birkenau Sonderkommando, the Holocaust through the eyes of child survivors, and the experience of Holocaust survivors who emigrated from Europe to Latin America (in Spanish). In addition, a written summary of each reel is downloadable as a PDF. Go to English-language Segments for the Classroom Go to Spanish-language Segments for the Classroom