The Stan Greenspon Holocaust and Social Justice Education Center
The Stan Greenspon Holocaust and Social Justice Education Center's mission is to develop informed and engaged global citizens who, grounded in their own identity, are prepared to respond to prejudice and discrimination with actions advocating human rights for all. Based at Queens University of Charlotte, our educational offerings are transformative for our community.
Rooted in hope, four branches bear the fruit of our work: Holocaust Education, Social Justice and Community Organizing, Multicultural Connections, and Jewish Studies.
We form community partnerships to create positive change and work to give a voice to the voiceless.
Our Branches
Social Justice & Community Organizing
Providing education & research to advance community-based social justice and community organizing.
Holocaust Education
Delivering exemplary training, resources, and programming for Holocaust educators, students, and the community.
Multicultural Connections
Working together to build transformative relationships across lines of difference.
Jewish Studies
Enabling thousands of years of Jewish texts, history and wisdom to speak to us and guide us today.
Seeing Auschwitz
Seeing Auschwitz is a historic exhibit that critically analyzes the photographic evidence of the largest extermination camp in human history, Auschwitz. The Greenspon Center is proud to host this exhibit for the first time in North America from January 25 through April 15, 2024.
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2023-2024
Program Guide
We are excited about our programs and events for the coming year.
Highlights include:
- Fall Signature Community Class on Holocaust and Jim Crow History
- Our Facing History Professional Development Program
- Launch of Cohort Two of our Certification in Holocaust Pedagogy Program
- "Seeing Auschwitz" exhibition
- and much more...