In March 1933, Rabbi Stephen S. Wise declared “What is happening in Germany today may happen tomorrow in any other land on earth unless it is challenged and rebuked…We must …
The answer to a busy summer – Holocaust Education Online
For teachers, summer is a time to take a deep breath and relax. We schedule trips to the pool, the beach, the mountains, or wherever our spirits find refreshment. Spur …
Year End Review – Read It and Smile!
The Stan Greenspon Center for Peace and Social Justice is so proud to present our end of year report card. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to Stan Greenspon for his …
Learning and Growing at Greenspon
March was a great month for the Greenspon Center Holocaust Education team. We brought our Becoming One Human Family program to three middle schools and one high school this month. …
Spring into New Learning!
Spring is a season filled with things to do. Basketball playoffs, Spring cleaning, gardening and yardwork, and school breaks fill our days and our calendars. At the Stan Greenspon Center …
Two Days – Two Events – and You’re Invited to Both!
The Stan Greenspon Center, in partnership with Centropa, the Levine Jewish Community Center and the Hanns Seidel Foundation of Washington and Munich, bring you two very special events this April. …
Do you love learning? We’ve got you covered.
This year is off to a great start and it’s only February! During the last month, The Greenspon Center took Holocaust education programs into four schools, hosted the international viewing …
Holocaust Education: Something Old, Something New
Every good educator knows that the key to success in the classroom is revisiting and revising lesson plans. Each year brings new challenges and opportunities to tweak what has worked …
Oath and Opposition: Teacher Workshop
After a long day at school, I often find myself asking the question, “What am I doing here?” This is a pretty common thing among teachers. We are in the …
Teachers – brighten a gray February with professional development
We have many tasks as teachers. At the most basic level we teach, assess, and follow administrative directives. At a deeper level we keep our eyes open for those students …