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With the goal of fostering awareness of the Holocaust and the ever-present possibility of unchecked oppression leading to genocide, the Holocaust Learning Experience hosted by MorseLife NEXT GENERATIONS presents special programs of interest to groups and individuals. These include Holocaust history, first-hand accounts by Survivors, presentations by experts, and a wide range of voices on how bigotry and hatred undermine the foundation of society.

A certified Auschwitz educator takes you on a virtual tour using current and historical aerial views, news footage and photos. He opens a dialogue for questions and discussion in real time, using cutting-edge technology.

Using stirring theme music, 80 powerful images and suspenseful storytelling, Dr. Newborn recounts how Sophie Scholl and her brother Hans – former fanatical Hitler Youth leaders, the latter arrested for a teen gay relationship – …

In this profound and richly multimedia program, Dr. Jud Newborn poignantly interweaves his own personal story (his adventures, determination and triumphs in confronting the Holocaust) with the lost world of the European Jewish Shtetl— …

Join us for a captivating in-person presentation with Dr. Robert Watson, historian, author, professor, political commentator and community leader.  He will discuss the roots/resurgence of Anti-Semitism and offer an informative deep-dive into the history of hate…

Christina Chavarria, program coordinator for the Levine Institute for Holocaust Education, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, shares dramatic stories and fascinating items from the Museum’s collections as she traces the history of Latin American nations which provided refuge for European Jews before, during and after WWII.

Joel Poremba, author of My Name is Staszek Surdel: The Improbable Holocaust Survival of Nathan Poremba, the Last Jew of Wieliczka, along with Henry Mikalsky, author of Torn Lilacs: A True WWII Story of…

November 15, 2022 | Virtual Event

Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff, a Holocaust survivor and the director of the Holocaust Education Teacher Institute at the University of Miami, shares powerful stories of women who resisted Nazi occupation, guided their families to safety…

November 29, 2022 | Virtual Event

Drawing on first-hand accounts from his recent trips, Dr. Robert Rabil explores the complexities of the conflict in Ukraine and its implications for the Middle East.

December 6, 2022 | In-Person Event

Laszlo photographed over thirty Holocaust survivors for this moving photo essay.  His striking photographs are accompanied by reading brief stories of survival which were told to Bobbi Kaufman.  Visages of Memory was produced for an art exhibit…

January 25, 2023 | Virtual Event

Interview with Dr. Marlene Yahalom.

February 9, 2023 | Virtual Event

Reading the Holocaust: The Power of Literature

Join us for a webinar by Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff in conversation with Sally N. Levine – “Reading the Holocaust: The Power of Literature.” Have you ever thought, “What should I read? What should 2nd generation read? What should 3rd generation read?”…

March 16, 2023 | Virtual Event

What connects the Holocaust and a bone marrow transplant? David Biro has written an unforgettable novel about connections over time, through war and displacement to life-affirming twists of fate that change the lives of two strangers…

March 31, 2023 | Live Event

GROUP PROGRAMS

Choose the project model that is best for
your group, event or meeting.

Each of the NEXT GENERATIONS Project models can be customized and structured to meet the facilitator’s or group’s needs. All models include a virtual or live presentation involving a person-to-person interview of at least one Holocaust Survivor or a descendant of a Survivor. Some models culminate with the participants creating a unique expression of the story they heard. History comes alive as participants explore the true meaning of developing a caring community, free of hate, prejudice, and bigotry. Through personal accounts of living history, they uncover the danger of remaining silent amid signs that others are being harmed.

Our customized projects are perfect for:

  • Discussion Groups

  • In-person and Virtual

  • Group Projects

  • Member Events

  • Donor Events

  • Alumni Events

  • High School Community Projects

  • College Events

  • Bat and Bar Mitzvah Study

  • Church Groups

  • Sisterhood and

  • Brotherhood Meetings

  • Team Building

2G & 3G WORKSHOPS

The Holocaust Learning Experience provided by MorseLife NEXT GENERATIONS, in association with New York’s The Hidden Child Foundation, hosts monthly virtual gatherings for child survivors/hidden children. These virtual gatherings exclusively for child survivors/hidden children are an opportunity to listen, share experiences and connect with each other. Dr. Jenni Frumer and Dr. Irit Felsen facilitate these gatherings with empathy, compassion and understanding…Learn More

Please contact Jenni Frumer, PhD, LCSW, MSEd