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STAJE Seminar: Rescue Networks and Survival Strategies in the Holocaust

The Museum’s STAJE (Shoah Teaching Alternatives for Jewish Educators) series offers professional development seminars and workshops designed for educators who teach in Jewish settings. Jews who survived the Holocaust often did so through the cooperation of others. At times, this cooperation was with non-Jews, such as in the Polish rescue organization, Zegota. At other times, … Continued

STAJE Seminar: German Rabbis Respond to the Nazis

Election Day Professional Learning for Teachers

Meeting Hate with Humanity: Life During the Holocaust

Chancellor’s Conference Day

Nineteenth Annual Fanya Gottesfeld Heller Conference for Educators

Meeting Hate with Humanity: Life During the Holocaust

Camp Sisters: A STAJE Seminar in Memory of Bozenka Teichnerova

STAJE – The Eichmann Trial in Historical Perspective

Fall Conference for Educators: The Legacy of the Eichmann Trial

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