In Touch with Memory allows students to personalise history and gain a deeper understanding of the Holocaust through individual lenses.
By engaging in our Everybody Had a Name exhibition and investigating historical artefacts, students get to explore the lives of Melbourne-based Holocaust survivors.
They will understand the relevance – and importance – of learning about the Holocaust in today’s world. Be inspired by the survivors’ bravery, fairness, kindness, hope and perspective. And reflect on our roles as individuals – and the impact of our choices on the people around us.
This program:
- Follows our ‘safely in, safely out, and safely throughout’ policy
- Ensures age-appropriate engagement with the Holocaust
- Is aligned to the Victorian curriculum
- Can be tailored to your unit of work
- Is delivered by our expert Holocaust educators