Witnesses of the Shoah: More than 50,000 Holocaust Eyewitness Testimonies Available for Education in Schools
Freie Universität Berlin introduces multimedia archive project.
Institute’s Archive of Testimonies Now Accessible at Central European University
CEU becomes second European institution offering electronic access to archives.
Magyarországon is elérhető a USC Soá Intézet Vizuális Történelmi Archívuma
A közép-kelet-európai régióban elsőként, a Közép-európai Egyetem (CEU) könyvtárában elérhető immár a Soá Intézet a Vizuális Történelemért és Oktatásért Vizuális Történelmi Archívumának (USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education) teljes anyaga.
Living Histories
USC Shoah Foundation Institute releases multimedia educational resource.
Fotografie del seminario La memoria della Shoah come scelta morale
Fotografie del seminario La memoria della Shoah come scelta morale. L’uso dell’archivio audio-visuale dello USC Shoah Foundation Institute nella scuola. Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 24 marzo 2009.
Questo seminario intendeva costituire un momento di formazione per educatori e insegnanti, allo scopo di elaborare progetti educativi a partire dai documenti audio-visivi di testimoni e sopravvissuti, rendendo la memoria un’occasione per riflettere sulle scelte morali e sull’impegno civile—anche nel momento attuale—a favore dei diritti di tutti.
Tanártovábbképzés Magyarországon (Teacher Training in Hungary)
Album posted on: July 14, 2009
The Power of the Testimonies: One Scholar’s Journey
Historian Tyaglyy arrives in Los Angeles to make use of archive.
Spell Your Name Screening Held at USC Norris Cinema Theater
Director Sergey Bukovsky's film presentation.
Spell Your Name Screening at the USC Norris Cinema Theater
On Sunday, February 22, the USC Shoah Foundation Institute presented a screening of its most recent documentary, Spell Your Name, followed by a discussion addressing issues of cultural stereotypes and the complexity of the public memorialization of massacres that took place during the Holocaust in Ukraine.
Training Seminar in Belarus
The Institute has begun preliminary work with partners in Belarus to introduce testimony to local educators and encourage the development of testimony-based classroom materials.