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Candle & Chronicle July 2026
Some histories are difficult not only because of what happened, but because of what they ask us to confront about human beings. This summer, our second Echoes of the Past series examines the Holocaust by Bullets. [Redirects to MailChimp]
Candle & Chronicle June 2026
One of the challenges of a distributed community is that it can be difficult to see the whole picture. As we find ourselves in the middle of the year, it’s worth stepping back and looking at what they add up to. [Redirects to MailChimp]
A Lesson in Empathy
I have heard many positive things said by participants after a storytelling presentation. Some of the most memorable comments, however, have come from high school students. At a recent program at a public high school near my home in the Dallas area, we not only shared...
Candle & Chronicle July 2026
Some histories are difficult not only because of what happened, but because of what they ask us to confront about human beings. This summer, our second Echoes of the Past series examines the Holocaust by Bullets. [Redirects to MailChimp]
Candle & Chronicle June 2026
One of the challenges of a distributed community is that it can be difficult to see the whole picture. As we find ourselves in the middle of the year, it’s worth stepping back and looking at what they add up to. [Redirects to MailChimp]
A Lesson in Empathy
I have heard many positive things said by participants after a storytelling presentation. Some of the most memorable comments, however, have come from high school students. At a recent program at a public high school near my home in the Dallas area, we not only shared...
Candle & Chronicle July 2026
Some histories are difficult not only because of what happened, but because of what they ask us to confront about human beings. This summer, our second Echoes of the Past series examines the Holocaust by Bullets. [Redirects to MailChimp]
Candle & Chronicle June 2026
One of the challenges of a distributed community is that it can be difficult to see the whole picture. As we find ourselves in the middle of the year, it’s worth stepping back and looking at what they add up to. [Redirects to MailChimp]
Optimism and Resiliency
This week I told my father's story to several classes of tenth graders at a local high school. My father, his parents, and his younger sister left Germany in 1933 to move to Czechoslovakia only to be living under Nazi rule once again in 1939. Through luck, courage,...
Lesaper: Lessons in Rebuilding, Hope, and Resilience
When I initially decided to pursue a fellowship through Teach the Shoah, I did so with the intention of learning more about public history. I felt understanding history’s utility outside of academia would benefit me. I did not expect to learn anything new about myself...
Candle & Chronicle May 2026
April was a full month for Teach the Shoah. Across Yom HaShoah programs and community gatherings, our storytellers carried survivor stories into classrooms, synagogues, community centers, and homes. May has been quieter, but the work has not stopped. [Redirects to MailChimp]
A Lesson in Empathy
I have heard many positive things said by participants after a storytelling presentation. Some of the most memorable comments, however, have come from high school students. At a recent program at a public high school near my home in the Dallas area, we not only shared...
Optimism and Resiliency
This week I told my father's story to several classes of tenth graders at a local high school. My father, his parents, and his younger sister left Germany in 1933 to move to Czechoslovakia only to be living under Nazi rule once again in 1939. Through luck, courage,...
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