Happening Now
September 4, 2023
to June 26, 2026
The Toronto Holocaust Museum is proud to offer specially designed resources to assist educators in teaching about the complex history of the Holocaust.
Join the THM to learn, remember, and reflect on the history of the Holocaust together, and to commemorate the anniversary of Kristallnacht.
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From November 4-10, join the THM to learn, remember, and reflect on the history of the Holocaust together, and to commemorate the anniversary of Kristallnacht.
Programs include:
Dialogue for Descendants Symposium – November 3 at 10 PM
Opening Night: Final Verdict – November 4 at 7:30 PM
The Humanity of Grief – November 5 at 10 AM
The Spoils – November 6 at 7 PM
Kristallnacht Commemoration: Hasidism and Anti-Jewish Violence in Poland – November 10 at 7 PM
Neuberger Holocaust Education Week (HEW) is one of the THM’s most well-known annual signature public events. Internationally recognized as a best practice in the field, HEW occurs in November to coincide with the commemoration of Kristallnacht (the Night of Broken Glass).
For more than 40 years, HEW has provided high impact programming across the GTA to students, intercultural groups, and the general public. Stay tuned throughout the week to see what’s in store this year.
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
Start Date: November 4, 2024
Closing Date: November 10, 2024
Various times
Midtown Toronto
The Toronto Holocaust Museum, 4588 Bathurst Street
and other venues in Toronto
Website:
Free and paid events
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