Our Program Offerings

Our team of dedicated educators is specifically trained to conduct a variety of professional development programs for elementary and secondary educators.

A central focus of all of HMTC’s educational programming is using the lessons and history of the Holocaust to teach individuals how to recognize and take safe, effective action against all forms of intolerance.

Professional Development for Teachers

Holocaust Education Through the Eyes of Survivor Testimony

This interactive workshop focuses on the implementation of Bondi’s Brother into the curriculum or as a book discussion program so students can learn a survivor’s story to give testimony to future generations and be a force against Holocaust denial. Bondi’s Brother by Irving and Edward Roth is the self-published testimony of his life in Hummene, Czechoslovakia, escaping to Hungary, surviving Auschwitz and Buchenwald, then coming to America. Irv’s testimony can also be used to complement the teaching of Eli Wiesel’s Night.

Then & Now: A View Through History

A guided tour through our museum’s six galleries, beginning with a brief history of anti-Semitism and its lead-up to the Second World War, and ending with a look at genocide and intolerance today with a modern perspective.

The Choices We Make Define Us: Exploring Hate Through the Lens of the Holocaust

Teachers will attend a 1-day class of “The Choices We Make Define Us: Exploring Hate through the Lens of the Holocaust” and obtain the tools and the support to bring their students Holocaust programs in their classrooms. For further information on program offerings see here.
Please contact Sandi Cooper at sandicooper0@gmail.com and Lori Cooper at lorianncoop@gmail.com for all inquiries.