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Holocaust education program and museum to remind students of dangers of anti-Semitism
A new Holocaust education program is being trialled across selected Adelaide high schools in a bid to further help the younger generation understand why any form of anti-Semitism or hatred is “unacceptable”.
Key points:
- The new Holocaust education program will be rolled out in February
- A teacher will visit 12 Adelaide schools during the pilot stage of the program
- The chairperson says teaching about the Holocaust is “now more important than ever”
Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Steiner Education Centre underway
With the continuing support of the Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Steiner Education Centre’s (AHMSEC) principal funding partner, Gandel Philanthropy, the fit out of the AHMSEC museum is now underway.
The project will be a dynamic multi-media space housing the permanent Holocaust exhibition, artefacts, travelling exhibitions and the stories of South Australian Holocaust survivors.
ADELAIDE HOLOCAUST MUSEUM and STEINER EDUCATION CENTRE
With the continuing support of the Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Steiner Education Centre’s (AHMSEC) principal funding partner, Gandel Philanthropy, the fit out of the AHMSEC museum is now underway and will be a dynamic multi-media space housing the permanent Holocaust exhibition, artefacts, travelling exhibitions and the stories of South Australian Holocaust survivors.
Shoah studies in Adelaide
An outreach program to teach South Australian secondary students about the Holocaust is being rolled out by the Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Steiner Education Centre (AHMSEC).
The program will be linked to the Adelaide Holocaust Museum, which has received a major grant from Gandel Philanthropy.
New Holocaust education program for Adelaide Schools
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With the continuing support of the Adelaide Holocaust Museum and Steiner Education Centre’s (AHMSEC) principal funding partner, Gandel Philanthropy, the fit out of the AHMSEC museum is now underway and will be a dynamic multi-media space housing the permanent Holocaust exhibition, artefacts, travelling exhibitions and the stories of South Australian Holocaust survivors.
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