Upcoming
November 2, 2026
to November 9, 2026
Neuberger HEW 2026 will present a thoughtful array of public programs and commemorations that offer compelling ways to engage with the history of the Holocaust and its legacy.
March of the Living Canada is honoured to host the Torah Project in Toronto.
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In 1939, the rabbi of the Polish village of Filipów hid a Torah scroll with his non-Jewish neighbours before being deported to Treblinka. For seventy years, the scroll remained hidden—but was found at last. It is being rewritten, letter by letter, by Holocaust survivors around the world through The Torah Project—an initiative of From the Depths. Once completed, it will find a new home in the synagogue of the President of Israel’s residence.
March of the Living Canada is honoured to host the Torah Project in Toronto. Please join us for a meaningful event, featuring opportunities for survivors to contribute letters to the scroll and remarks from Jonny Daniels, Founder of From the Depths, and Rachel Libman, Chief Curator of the new Toronto Holocaust Museum—opening in 2023.
All Holocaust survivors are invited to attend and take their turn to script a letter during signing hours.
2:00 PM – 3:00 PM | Program
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Signing hours
For more information, contact Witnee Karp at wkarp@ujafed.org.
Presented by:
A Kultura Collective Member
In Partnership with:
March of the Living Canada, UJA Israel Engagement, From the Depths, Shaarei Shomayim
Start Date: February 12, 2023
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Midtown Toronto
Shaarei Shomayim
470 Glencairn Avenue
Toronto, ON
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