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Antisemitism and Racism: Two Sides of the Same Coin

In Education, Holocaust, Home, Love, Racial Justice, Social Change by Donna TarneyDecember 2, 2020Leave a Comment

As a Holocaust educator, I always feel that I have a dual purpose: help my students to explore the various factors that led to the horrific events of what we …

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Remembering the Night of Broken Glass/November Pogrom

In Charlotte, Holocaust, Home by Talli DippoldNovember 9, 2020Leave a Comment

The Austrian poet Eric Fried reminds us that we can’t forget if we don’t remember.  What is the November Pogrom? On the night of November 9, 1938, violence against Jews …

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Conflicting Conclusions from Two Recent Holocaust Education Surveys by Talli Dippold

In Holocaust, Home by Talli DippoldOctober 5, 20201 Comment

In the past month, two renowned Holocaust organizations, Echoes & Reflections and the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference), published outcomes of national surveys on Holocaust education. …

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Virtual Teaching is Hard: Virtual PD Isn’t!

In Charlotte, Diversity, Education, Holocaust, Home, Professional Development by Donna TarneyOctober 1, 2020Leave a Comment

One thing has become painfully clear during the past few months: virtual teaching is hard! Sure, there are surprising blessings and benefits along the way, but overall this work is …

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Weddington Middle School Decides that The Time is Now

In Education, Holocaust, Home, Professional Development, Racial Justice, Social Change, Teacher Workshops by Donna TarneySeptember 2, 2020Leave a Comment

“Turmoil related to racism plagues our streets and our suburbs—and seeps into our schools—if we as educators cannot help one another (and our students) tactfully dialogue about sensitive issues, while …

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Peaceful Pause with Beth Schafer – Music as a Means of Creating Light in Dark Times

In America, Charlotte, Holocaust, Home by Judy SchindlerAugust 10, 2020Leave a Comment

Beth Schafer, is an inspired and acclaimed Jewish composer and musician. Rabbi Schindler and Beth became friends while hanging out as faculty at Camp Coleman, a Reform Jewish Camp in …

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Holocaust Education and Dismantling Racism

In America, Charlotte, Civil Rights, Diversity, Education, Holocaust, Home, Politics, Racial Justice, Racial Justice - Local Level Advocacy, Racial Justice - State Level Advocacy, Social Change, Uncategorized by Donna TarneyJune 3, 2020Leave a Comment

Antisemitism, in all its ugly forms reaching back thousands of years, is a vicious form of racism that began as anti-Judaism. It evolved throughout time from discrimination based solely on …

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Greenspon Center programming during the stay-at-home order

In Charlotte, Diversity, Hillel, Holocaust by Talli DippoldMay 29, 2020Leave a Comment

Greenspon Center programming during the stay-at-home order All programs listed were offered virtually   Holocaust & Human Rights Education Yom Hashoah presentations for Providence Day School Donna Tarney created a …

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Summer Travel might be on hold, but Summer Learning is better than ever!

In Education, Holocaust, Home, News, Professional Development, Teacher Workshops by Donna TarneyMay 28, 2020Leave a Comment

We have lost many things since the outbreak of COVID-19: Social proximity, going to our favorite restaurant or movie, birthday parties, hair cuts, and the list goes on. Of all …

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A Memory Resurfaces: A Survivor Reflects by Marianne Lieberman

In Diversity, Education, Holocaust, Home, Love, Uncategorized by Donna TarneyMay 9, 20201 Comment

The following reflection comes from Marianne Lieberman, one of our local Holocaust Survivors. Marianne wrote this piece as a response to the feelings of isolation and tension that were re-awakened …

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