Guided Workshops
Meet Holocaust survivor Anna Jacobs and her brother Kalman in a workshop that will touch hearts and minds.
Kalman and Anna are Jewish children who escape from the Warsaw Ghetto during World War II. Soon after, Kalman disappears without a trace. Anna recounts their story as her daughter, Roz, paints his portrait. The act of painting and sharing his story transforms Kalman’s image into a universal expression of love and loss in a ten-minute video that you can use to launch The Memory Project.
Participants watch short videos, write, learn interview techniques and draw with pastels, discovering that art is not a mystery and history is not abstract, but something that we all have inside of us.
Select a workshop that works for you!
All Workshops include
Memory Project curriculum kit so you can conduct future Memory Project workshops on your own. Curriculum kit includes: Educator’s Guide, Reproducibles, and access to teaching videos.