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.


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.


Malibu to Burbank may have been the daily drive for Johnny Carson, but it was a special day of driving in LA for VOG. Speaking on Oct 22, first to the religious studies students at Pepperdine University’s Glazer Institute for Jewish Studies, then later that day to an appreciative group of adults and students at the Burbank Public Library. Thanks to Dr. Drew Billings at Pepperdine, and Mr. Hubert Kozak at the Burbank Public Library for hosting Voices of the Generations.


On Tuesday, May 26, VOG’s Julie Kohner was invited by St. Anthony High School, Asst. Principal/Dean of Boys/Social Science Dept.Clay Kennedy to speak to the sophomore class about her family’s story of surviving the Holocaust and sharing the “This Is Your Life” program.


Julie Kohner presented Voices of the Generations on May 18 – 19 to three schools in the Salem-Keizer district. The presentations were made possible by a generous contribution from a member of the Salem community.
West Salem High School


North High School

McNary High School


Julie Kohner told students at William Allen High School in Allentown, PA today “This is a reminder to remember your own stories, to pass on your history, your heritage to your families”
The article appearing today on Lehigh Valley Live.com featuring Julie presenting to about 75 students.
Link to the article at: http://www.lehighvalleylive.com/breaking-news/index.ssf/2015/04/william_allen_students_share_d.html#incart_email_mobile

Julie Kohner was interviewed today on WAEB 790 talk radio by local morning host Bobby Gunther Wash. Here is the link to the full interview: