Help Students #LearnToNeverForget with Digital Holocaust Education Activities

How can Holocaust education ensure students #learntoneverforget? Join Echoes & Reflections — ADL's Holocaust Education program in partnership with USC Shoah Foundation and Yad Vashem to experience practical classroom content including the newest set of self-directed student activities in the "Explore the Past, Shape the Future" series. Dig into themes such as the fragility of democracy and resistance through the examination of primary sources and videos. Learn how to use these standards-aligned new activities in your classroom to help students better understand the Holocaust and inspire them to recognize and challenge antisemitism today.

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