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USC Shoah Foundation Institute Receives Grant from Jim Joseph Foundation to Support Increased Access and Use of Visual History Archive

USC Shoah Foundation Institute receives significant grant.

Internship Brings Cambodian Colleagues to the Institute

DC-Cam staff members participate in three-month internship program.

USC Faculty Stipends Available

Faculty stipends announced.

Looking at History: Berlin Workshop Focuses on Holocaust Testimony in European Education

Three-day joint venture workshop attended by colleagues from 10 nations.

Connecting Educators Through the Teacher Innovation Network

USC Shoah Foundation Institute launches Teacher Innovation Network.

Searchable Memories

Genocide survivor Consolée Uwamariya learns video testimony indexing.

Teacher Training Program Launches in Croatia

Croatian Education and Teacher Training Agency launch national teacher training program.

„Zeugen der Shoah“: über 50.000 Zeitzeugen-Interviews für die schulische Bildung

Freie Universität stellt erstmalig deutsche Version von digitalem Video-Archiv vor

Die Freie Universität Berlin hat heute erstmals das multimediale Archiv-Projekt „Zeugen der Shoah. Das Visual History Archive in der schulischen Bildung“ vorgestellt. Das von der Stiftung Deutsche Klassenlotterie Berlin (DKLB) geförderte Projekt eröffnet Schülerinnen und Schülern in Deutschland den Zugang zu über 50.000 Video-Interviews mit Zeugen des Holocaust und leistet somit einen wichtigen Beitrag zur Erinnerung an die Opfer und zur Bildung über die NS-Zeit.

Preserving the Memories of the Survivors of the Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda

USC Shoah Foundation Institute receives generous grant from ACE Charitable Foundation.

Witnesses of the Shoah: Testimony Reaches Students in Germany

Educational outreach program launched in Germany.