Staff

Contact to learn about:

• meeting in person to learn more about the THGAAC’s programs and initiatives
• speaking at district coordinator/administrator meetings about the THGAAC and its mission
• general outreach including the presence of the THGAAC at conferences, panels, or forums
• registering or learning about a THGAAC Live Workshop
• registering for or using the free Online Digital Library for Educators (ODLE)
• seeking a comment from the THGAAC to appear in the press
• content and information on the THGAAC's website
• providing information for the THGAAC's various social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter
• including information in the THGAAC Quarterly Newsletter

Contact to learn about:

• volunteering

Contact to learn about:

• which THGAAC staff member can answer your questions
  
• purchasing and delivery inquiries
• general information about the THGAAC and its mission

Contact to learn about:

• interacting and coordinating a project with THGAAC Commissioners
• answering public, legislative, and executive inquiries about the THGAAC mission
• requesting THGAAC expertise and assistance on projects and campaigns
• being directed to the appropriate THGAAC staff person for help
• inviting commissioners or staff to your event

Contact to learn about:

• THGAAC Non-Profit Grants
• THGAAC Holocaust Remembrance Week Grants
  
• volunteering

Contact to learn about:

• planning for Holocaust Remembrance Week 2023
• planning for Genocide Awareness Month 2023
  
• requesting a speaker for your classroom, community group, organization, or event
• best practices for teaching about the Holocaust, genocides, and/or antisemitism
• selecting pedagogically appropriate lessons/units on the Holocaust, genocide, and/or antisemitism
• designing a course on the Holocaust, genocide, and/or antisemitism
• key themes in Holocaust, genocide, and antisemitism studies
• recommended books, films, etc.
• free THGAAC educational resources
• the Holocaust and genocides in state standards
• Texas connections to the Holocaust, genocides, and antisemitism
• hosting or attending a free workshop
• recommended organizations and venues that provide opportunities to study the Holocaust, genocide, and/or antisemitism