#BeginsWithMe: One person can make a difference

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  Lesly Culp shares why it begins with her

  Language: English

  Lesly Culp decided to teach with eyewitness testimony to the Holocaust from the Visual History Archive to teach her students on what it means to be human. An extremely valuable lesson. ‪#‎BeginsWithMe‬ launches in two weeks!
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  Natalia Smith

  Language: English

  Natalia Smith was featured in the film One Day in Auschwitz with Holocaust survivor Kitty Hart-Moxon. Natalia shares how the experience has inspired her to be an advocate.
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  Dan Morgan-Russell testimony inspires policy changes

  Language: English

  Dan-Morgan Russell is a senior at USC studying International Relations. Testimony inspires Dan to educate others and inspire policy to help those affected by atrocities.
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  It begins with Nitya and Christina

  Language: English

  Now former USC students Nitya Ramanathan and Christina Schoellkopf share the first time they watched genocide survivor testimony and how it inspired them to make a real difference in the world.
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  For Sarah, it begins with teaching with testimony

  Language: English

  Australian teacher Sarah Warby describes the profound impact teaching with Holocaust survivor testimony has, especially for one student who changed his life for the better.
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  Neuroscientist Glenn Fox on how testimony inspires his research

  Language: English

  Neuroscientist Glenn Fox is a researcher at USC Brain and Creativity Institute and used testimony from the Visual History Archive to study the affects of gratitude in the brain.
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  Marina Kay - Testimony plays an integral part of her life

  Language: English

  Marina Kay is senior at USC studying at International Relations and president of USC Shoah Foundation's student organization, Defy. She shares how testimony now plays an integral part of her life in and outside of the university.
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  Mahima Verma

  Language: English

  Mahima Verma is a sophomore at USC studying Journalism and History. She shares how testimony is inspiring her work as an intern at the Institute.