The Social Justice team is really excited about the past initiatives as well as the advocacy plans for the immediate and distant future. The Affordable Housing Team has had a tremendous month and …
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 …
Lest We Forget
By Donna Tarney Lest We Forget is the name of the project developed by photographer Luigi Toscano. The art installation is a series of larger than life photographs of faces. …
Opening doors to justice – welcoming Reverend Willie Keaton and an update on our work
We welcome Reverend Willie Keaton as a justice organizer at the Stan Greenspon Center. He will be working part time to support each of our advocacy teams and to support …
Encore Showing of the documentary “Close to Evil”
Join us on Monday, May 13th from 12 – 2pm in Ketner Auditorium for the encore showing of the documentary “Close to Evil” followed by a discussion of the film …
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. …
Can We Talk? It is possible for us to disagree with grace again.
Join us for a two-day event led by Amanda Ripley and learn how to disagree with grace! You may attend one day or both days, whatever best fits your schedule. …
Remember With Us This January
In January of 2017, the World Jewish Congress (WJC) launched their international campaign #WeRemember. They urged people around the world to photograph themselves holding a sign with the text “We …
Changing Clothes, Changing Realities and Celebrating our Greenspon Second Anniversary
The Stan Greenspon Center celebrated its second anniversary with a staged reading of Protective Custody Prisoner 34042 – the compelling story of our Charlotte cherished Holocaust survivor and scholar, Dr. …
Threats not Thinly Veiled by: Barbara Randolph
An important milestone for our immigrant communities was achieved on Wednesday, December 5th, 2018. The newly elected Sheriff Garry McFadden ended the 287(g) agreement our Mecklenburg County jail has had …
