What IS the Future of Holocaust Education? Gen After's May 15th 3:00 PM ET program is about the current state of Holocaust education in our schools (public, private, and higher learning), the challenges inherent in this process, and what the future may hold. Learn more and Register.
Book Group The book group generally meets each month. For details contact generationafterdc@gmail.com.
Writing Group GenAfter is hosting two Writing Groups with mentor Gina Roitman aimed at learning to transform memory into memoir. For more information on joining a Writing Group, contact generationafterdc@gmail.com.
Generations After supports Blue Card, a long-time New York-based Holocaust survivor support agency that provides direct aide to needy survivors in 35 states. For details, contact generationafterdc@gmail.com.
Previous events:
Beauty After the Holocaust: A Mother–Daughter Conversation Watch the recording of the January 9 program featuring internationally acclaimed artist and author Mindy Weisel in an interview with her daughter Ariane Weisel Margalit.
Congressional Commemoration for International Holocaust Remembrance Day Gen After co-sponsored ShinDC's event on Thursday, January 27. The theme wass “Heroes & Memory,” and event partners were the embassies of Israel and Greece. Greek survivor David Baruch presented, and members of Congress and other foreign dignitaries also participated.