Dear Friends, 

Thanks to a new generous grant, we are able to offer a full grant for those interested in participating in our holocaust studies programs. Our goal is to ensure that everyone who wishes to learn and deepen their knowledge about the Holocaust has the opportunity to do so.

We teach Holocaust studies at schools and other organizations, sharing the stories and challenges of individuals from this period of time.
Please fill out this form if you'd like to take advantage of this grant form. 

It is important to remember and acknowledge the horror of the Holocaust, not only to honor the memory of its victims and survivors but also to recognize the danger of prejudice, discrimination, and hatred.

At OFEK, we offer a variety of courses that explore how and why the Holocaust happened, using videos, primary resources, survivors’ artwork, and survivors’ reflections and testimonies. Our approach is to make complex issues accessible and engaging for all students.

Yours,
 IAC OFEK team 

Recommended Holocaust Courses for kids & Teens

The Life of Anne Frank 

A course that is specifically curated for young kids.

We will explore the life of Anne Frank before the war, while in hiding, and the legacy she left the world. 

[For 4th-6th graders]

The Shoah Diaries 

‘Shoah Diaries’ is a creative writing and character development course that combines history with written responses involving empathy and critical thinking.

[For 4th-6th graders]

Voices from the Holocaust

Using primary sources and eyewitness testimony we will explore what life was like for different individuals with varying perspectives during the Holocaust. 

[For 7th-12th graders]

The Holocaust Through Schindler’s List

We will explore the power of Hollywood’s first blockbuster Holocaust film and the impact it had on the world and Holocaust education.

[For 7th-12th graders]

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