International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2017

Memory Project supporter Jerrold Green was inspired to do a portrait (woodcut or linoleum cut) of Kalman Huberman

January 27th is International Holocaust Remembrance Day. On this date 72 years ago, Russian troops liberated the Auschwitz-Birkenau death camp. The date is commemorated by more than 20 countries worldwide with exhibits, film screenings, talks, and ceremonies. We invite you to personally commemorate the day.

You could:

1) Use our simple art lesson to make a portrait of a Holocaust survivor or victim.

2) View the portraits people all over the world have made in our portrait gallery.

3) Read the story of a Holocaust victim or survivor.

Creativity, compassion and connection. That’s our prescription for honoring the past and promoting unity and social justice in the present. 

Laurie Weisman and Roz Jacobs, Co-founders, The Memory Project

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