Holocaust and Antisemitism Training for Civil Servants (Hamilton)
Holocaust Education Week
Date | Time: Tuesday, November 19 | 6PM
Location: Margaret's Legacy Holocaust Learning & Jewish Advocacy Centre | 1605 Main St. West, Hamilton
Dinner will be served
Sheryl Ochayon presents:
Understanding antisemitism today and the importance of remembering the Holocaust
This event is targeted to civil servants, police officers, administration staff of board of educations in Hamilton, Halton, and surrounding areas.
Sheryl Ochayon is Project Director of Echoes and Reflections for Yad Vashem: The World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem. The program helps teachers and students understand, process and navigate the complexities of the Holocaust using dynamic materials. As an expert in women and the Holocaust and a dynamic educator, Ochayon speaks at seminars and international conferences. She earned her law degree from Harvard University and practiced law in New York before making aliyah.
event_title: Holocaust and Antisemitism Training for Civil Servants (Hamilton)
event_time_zone: America/Toronto
event_start: November 19, 2024 18:00
event_duration: 180
event_end: November 19, 2024 21:00
event_address: 1605 Main St W, Hamilton, ON L8S 1E6, Canada
event_description: Holocaust Education Week Date | Time: Tuesday, November 19 | 6PMLocation: Margarets Legacy Holocaust Learning & Jewish Advocacy Centre | 1605 Main St. West, Hamilton Dinner will be servedSheryl Ochayon presents:Understanding antisemitism today and the importance of remembering the Holocaust This event is targeted to civil servants, police officers, administration staff of board of educations in Hamilton, Halton, and surrounding areas.Sheryl Ochayon is Project Director of Echoes and Reflections for Yad Vashem: The World Holocaust Remembrance Center in Jerusalem. The program helps teachers and students understand, process and navigate the complexities of the Holocaust using dynamic materials. As an expert in women and the Holocaust and a dynamic educator, Ochayon speaks at seminars and international conferences. She earned her law degree from Harvard University and practiced law in New York before making aliyah.Click here to reserve.