Organizations
New Jersey Commission on Holocaust Education Association of Holocaust Organizations Traveling Exhibits by category by organization Forum for Dialogue Among Nations Foundation
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Museums
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Armenian National Institute Yad Vashem The Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority Museum of Jewish Heritage - New York City, New York        A Living Memorial to the Holocaust Holocaust Museum, Houston        Curriculum Trunks Virginia Holocaust Museum         Tolerance Through Education	top back
Exhibits
AHO Traveling Exhibits by category by organization
Holocaust Education Centers
Simon Wiesenthal Center         Museum of Tolerance - a Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum
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For Teachers
NEW CURRICULUM from ADL, SHOAH and Yad Vashem Echoes and Reflections A Multimedia Curriculum on the Holocaust SPECIAL PROJECTS Mandel Fellowship Teaching Resources at the United States holocaust Memorial Museum - Washington, DC Comprises lesson plans and book reviews that have been submitted by Mandel Fellows. The material may be used by educators seeking meaningful educational resources about the Holocaust. For more information, visit web site http://www.mandelproject.us The Rwanda Commemoration Project: Genocide in our Time American University - Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law This resource booklet (to view, click http://www.wcl.american.edu/humright/center/rwanda/rwanda.pdf) provides a variety of programming ideas, resources and sample activities for groups to use in planning events to commemorate and learn from the Rwandan genocide. The resource is illustrated with drawings of child survivors of the genocide. Additionally, this resource provide historical background to the genocide as well as a list of resources useful for creating classroom lessons. For more information, visit web site http://www.wcl.american.edu/humright/center/rwanda/ THE HOLOCAUST/GENOCIDE PROJECT (HGP) An independent, global student Internet project that began at Cold Spring Harbor HS, New York in 1992. The goal of the project is to study history, literature, and current events together in an effort to make our world a better place today. Students produce an annual, international magazine An End to Intolerance, and all issues can be found on the web site: www.iearn.org.il/hgp. Contact the coordinator, Honey Kern at: coldspring@igc.org  if you have any questions.
HOLOCAUST TEACHER RESOURCE CENTER LESSON PLANS AND CURRICULA Forging Freedom A True Story of Heroism During the Holocaust by Hudson Talbott (Grades 5-8) American Girl in Hitler's Germany by Eleanor Ramrath Garner (Grades 5-12) The Yellow Star Lesson Plan For Teachers and Librarians, (Grades 3-5) "Wallenberg at School" Educational Program   Didactical Material
CONTINUING EDUCATION WORKSHOPS
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Scholarship and Contests
University of Sydney, Australia Research Scholarships in the Area of Jewish Education Eli Wiesel Foundation for Humanity Prize in Ethics Essay Contest Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation Student Scholarship Program in Poland Raoul Wallenberg University of Michigan - The Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning Awards the Wallenberg Scholarship each year during winter term in honor of Raoul Wallenberg
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Parent Guides
CHE Parent Guide Generic Overview CHE Parent Guide Grades K - 4 CHE Parent Guide Grades 5 - 8 CHE Parent Guide for Teenagers
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Work in Progress
Books Films and Videos
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