Subtitled Clips of Testimony in Multiple Languages Show the Depth of Experience in the Institute's Archive
Used extensively in Europe and Latin America.
Institute Regional Consultants Convene in Los Angeles to Discuss Next Stage for its International Visual History Program
Attendees from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and the Ukraine.
Archivio di Stato, Turin, Italy
Doris Felsen-Escojido, the Institute's regional consultant in Italy, gives a presentation on the Institute's work and the Archivio di Stato's online portal, Ti racconto la storia: voci dalla Shoah, in Turin, Italy, January 11, 2012. The portal provides access to Italian language testimonies from the Institute's video archive.
Album posted on: February 6, 2012
Symposium, "The Future of Memory: Voices of Social Change?"
Participants will be from Israel, the U.K. and U.S.
A Soá Intézet az OktaTÁRS – Holokauszt-oktatási Szakértőképzési Programon
A budapesti Holokauszt Emlékközpont programjának keretében a résztvevők Intézetünk Vizuális Történelmi Archívumával, illetve nemzetközi pedagógiai munkánkkal ismerkedtek
A USC Soá Intézet idén immár másodszor vesz részt az egyéves Holokauszt-oktatási Szakértőképzési Programon.
Cuba’s First Permanent Holocaust Exhibit Opens at the Sephardic Center
Exhibit focuses on the Cuban Jewish Communities origins and history.
Institute Participating in Hungarian Holocaust Education Fellowship Program
Attendees tour Holocaust-related sites.
Opening of Cuba's First Permanent Holocaust Exhibit, December 2011
The first permanent Exhibit about the Holocaust, displayed in Cuba, opened on December 18 at the Centro Sephardi (Sephardic Center) in Havana. The Exhibit, We Remember–The Holocaust and the Creation of a Living Community, shines a light on the Cuban Jewish experience of the Holocaust and raises awareness that a small Jewish community makes Cuba its home. press release
Album posted on: December 21, 2011
Davanti al Dolore Degli Altri: Immagini della Sofferenza Tra Memoria e Oblio (15 Dicembre 2011)
Giornata di studio organizzata dal Centro sulle Relazioni Interculturali dell’Università Cattolica di Milano e da USC Shoah Foundation Institute, per riflettere con l'aiuto di esperti e docenti sulle problematiche e le implicazioni del "vedere" il dolore delle altre persone attraverso le diverse forme espressive e di comunicazione: arte, fotografia, televisione.
Album pubblicato: Il 10 gennaio 2012
Institute Staff Introduces IWitness at 100th Annual NCTE Conference
Several thousand educators attend event.