Holocaust Education Week: High School Symposium (Hamilton)

Holocaust Education Week 

Choose from the following dates: 

Tuesday, November 12 (10am or 1pm)

Wednesday, November 13 (10am)

Thursday, November 14 (10am)

Friday, November 15 (10am)

Location:  Margaret's Legacy Holocaust Learning & Jewish Advocacy Centre |  1605 Main St. West, Hamilton 

If you have any questions please contact Maggie Norris, Program Coordinator, at [email protected]

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Speakers

Kathy Kacer

YA Author

Kathy Kacer's parents were both survivors of the Holocaust. Her mother survived by hiding during the war, while her father endured concentration camps. Growing up, their stories deeply inspired her, leading to her decision as an adult to write and share these stories with young readers, ensuring that future generations would never forget that period in history.

Born and raised in Toronto, Kacer holds a Master's degree in psychology and worked with troubled teenagers and their families for many years. However, her lifelong dream was to become a children's author. In 1998, she left full-time work to pursue this passion. Her first book, The Secret of Gabi's Dresser, is based on the true story of her mother, Gabi. Since then, Kacer has written numerous books about real people who lived through the Holocaust.

 

Edward Serotta

Founding Director, Centropa

Edward Serotta is a journalist, photographer and filmmaker specializing in Jewish life in Central and Eastern Europe. Born in Savannah, Georgia, Edward has worked in Central Europe since 1985. Between 1996 and 1999, he produced three films for ABC News Nightline. Edward has published three books - Out of the Shadows, Survival in Sarajevo and Jews, Germany, Memory. He has contributed to Time Magazine, The L.A.Times, The Washington Post, and other outlets. Ed founded Centropa in 2000.

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November 15, 2024, 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ET
Margaret's Legacy Holocaust Learning & Jewish Advocacy Centre · 1605 Main St W, Hamilton, ON L8S 1E6, Canada
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event_title: Holocaust Education Week: High School Symposium (Hamilton)

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event_end: November 15, 2024 12:00

event_address: 1605 Main St W, Hamilton, ON L8S 1E6, Canada

event_description: Holocaust Education Week Choose from the following dates: Tuesday, November 12 (10am or 1pm)Wednesday, November 13 (10am)Thursday, November 14 (10am)Friday, November 15 (10am)Location:  Margarets Legacy Holocaust Learning & Jewish Advocacy Centre |  1605 Main St. West, Hamilton If you have any questions please contact Maggie Norris, Program Coordinator, at mnorrisjewishhamilton.orgClick here for tickets SpeakersKathy KacerYA AuthorKathy Kacers parents were both survivors of the Holocaust. Her mother survived by hiding during the war, while her father endured concentration camps. Growing up, their stories deeply inspired her, leading to her decision as an adult to write and share these stories with young readers, ensuring that future generations would never forget that period in history.Born and raised in Toronto, Kacer holds a Masters degree in psychology and worked with troubled teenagers and their families for many years. However, her lifelong dream was to become a childrens author. In 1998, she left full-time work to pursue this passion. Her first book, The Secret of Gabis Dresser, is based on the true story of her mother, Gabi. Since then, Kacer has written numerous books about real people who lived through the Holocaust. Edward SerottaFounding Director, CentropaEdward Serotta is a journalist, photographer and filmmaker specializing in Jewish life in Central and Eastern Europe. Born in Savannah, Georgia, Edward has worked in Central Europe since 1985. Between 1996 and 1999, he produced three films for ABC News Nightline. Edward has published three books - Out of the Shadows, Survival in Sarajevo and Jews, Germany, Memory. He has contributed to Time Magazine, The L.A.Times, The Washington Post, and other outlets. Ed founded Centropa in 2000.Click here for tickets