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A STORY OF SURVIVAL AND LIBERATION

REGISTRATION FOR
A STORY OF SURVIVAL
AND LIBERATION
An evening with
Dr. Leon Bass and
Mr. Robbie Waisman
COUNTRYSIDE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
March 6 - 7 PM
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EXHIBIT

Searching
for Humanity:
Veterans, Victims and
Survivors of WWII


Exhibit Information
Educational Information

Nebraska Holocaust Memorial

 

In a special arrangement with the Heartland Holocaust Education Fund, the Institute for Holocaust Education will now oversee the educational initiatives at the Nebraska Holocaust Memorial site at the Wyuka Cemetery in Lincoln.

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Visit the Nebraska Holocaust Memorial website.

Become a Member of NHEC

 

Application to the Nebraska Holocaust Education Consortium (NHEC) is open to educators or future educators of grades 7 through 12 who have participated in professional advancement in the area of Holocaust Education. Those who apply should have experience teaching and/or producing Holocaust-related educational materials or units.

Membership to the NHEC provides educators with opportunities to further advance their understanding of Holocaust Education. Members are provided with access to a members-only division of the NHECʼs website which includes a blog for sharing and brainstorming ideas, a membership directory as well as invitations to upcoming workshops and seminars.

NHEC Membership Form [Word format]
NHEC Membership Form [PDF format]

NHEC Membership Renewal Form [Word format]
NHEC Membership Renewal Form [PDF format]

Your application will be processed upon receipt of your membership fee made out to “The Institute for Holocaust Education” and mailed to: The Institute for Holocaust Education, 333 South 132nd Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68154.