A nice article appearing this week at the online site, JEWNIVERSE, about one of the first primary sources of Holocaust awareness presented to the American public.
http://thejewniverse.com/2016/when-the-holocaust-debuted-on-1950s-reality-tv/
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St. John Vianney Regional School, Allentown PA.
Eighth grade students of the Literature Program at St. John Vianney Regional School in Allentown, PA recently completed the curriculum for Voices of the Generations, and presented their final projects. The students truly appreciated the story, and compared it to other selections dealing with intolerance and the Holocaust. As their teacher, Miss Diane Gabrielle elaborated, it was a memorable experience for them – through hard work, the students learned important lessons in history and tolerance.
We are so proud of their accomplishment and wish them a wonderful graduation on June 7, 2016.
VOG visits to New Jersey and New York for Yom HaShoah 2016
Voices of the Generations was recently invited to the Princeton Jewish Center , Shaare Emeth in Manalapan N.J., Reform Temple of Rockland, Nyack N.Y, and Community Synagogue, Rye N.Y.
Julie Kohner, Voices of the Generations founder and CEO, shares the story of her parents and reminds the audience that every Holocaust survivor’s story is important. And when the survivors are no longer with us it is the responsibility of their children to continue their legacy. Julie, the child of a survivor, developed Voices of the Generations to show us the way we take responsibility for carrying on the legacy.
VOG Presents to the Princeton Jewish Community
An article appearing on May 5th on CentralJersey.com features Voices of the Generations and Julie Kohner’s talk for Holocaust Remembrance Day, at the Jewish Center at Princeton University.
St. John Bosco High School invites Voices of the Generations
On Wed., Feb. 24, 2016, VOG presented to the student body of St. John Bosco High School in Bellflower, Ca. About 800 students, faculty and parents attended the presentation by Julie Kohner. Thank you to Principal Casey Yazel for bringing VOG to his school.
VOG at the Sydney Jewish Museum
On Wednesday Feb. 3, 2016, VOG founder, Julie Kohner, presented to an engaged and enthusiastic group at the Sydney Jewish Museum (SJM). This was VOG’s first engagement in the southern hemisphere. The presentation included a showing of This Is Your Life, Hanna Bloch Kohner. This Is Your Life is not new to television viewers in Australia. The popular show was seen nationwide by Australian viewers from 1975 to 2011.
Julie and Steve also toured the Museum with wonderful and enthusiastic docent, Alicia and SJM Director, Aviva Wolff.
Voices of the Generations community program in Grand Rapids, Michigan
Many thanks to the Henry Pestka Charitable Foundation who helped to sponsor this event with the Jewish Federation of Grand Rapids, Michigan for bringing Voices of the Generations to their community on Sunday, November 15.
Please remember VOG on Dec 1, 2015 Giving Tuesday so we can continue to educate the next generation about the Holocaust.
North Greenville University – standing room only!
Voices of the Generations was presented to an audience of 500 students at North Greenville University, South Carolina, on Tuesday, November 3. Thanks to Paul Thompson, PhD, Dean of Humanities, for hosting the event.
The importance of legacy!
Today I had the opportunity to share our VOG program with an extraordinary group of 7th grade students at Legacy Charter Middle School in Greenville, SC. Thanks to Legacy Charter Principal Mr. Hampton for inviting VOG to his school. This was a great program.
VOG at Clemson University tonight
Julie Kohner will be speaking at Self Hall, Clemson University, tonight at 7:00 pm. Great article in today’s Clemson Tiger.
Voices of the Generations 