If you are in driving distance to Overland Park, I highly recommend attending. There are two hotels nearby. Specific information is included on the MCHE website here.
Sessions include: Art after the Holocaust, Gender and Gendering in Holocaust Films, Music after the Holocaust, The Holocaust and Contemporary Genocides, the Nuremberg Trials, and several other sessions on various topics. Dr. Gabriel Finder of the University of Virginia will be the featured speaker. He will speak at a session in the morning, and in the afternoon he will introduce the Yiddish-language film Undzere Kinder (Our Children). The film portrays two child survivors of the Holocaust in postwar Lodz who live in an orphanage and encounter two Jewish comedians who spent the war in the USSR. Dr. Finder will also lead a discussion following the film.
For more information, contact Fran Sternberg at frans@mchekc.org or call her at 913-327-8194.
NOTE: Student groups of five or more (undergraduate or graduate) receive a discounted rate of $30 per student. Professors, check with the MCHE for more details.
JUSTICE AND MEMORYAFTER THE HOLOCAUSTSunday, November 17, 2013 8:30 am - 4:30 pm Registration begins at 8:15 Jewish Community Campus 5801 West 115th Street Overland Park, KS 66211 Presented by: Midwest Center for Holocaust Education Holocaust Education Academic Roundtable |
PROGRAM
The conference will explore responses to and remembrance and representation of the Holocaust from the immediate postwar period to the present.for a listing of plenary sessions and facilitated workshops. For more information contact Fran Sternberg, Director of University Programs and Adult Education, at frans@mchekc.org or 913-327-8194.
REGISTRATION
DEADLINE: October 28, 2013Due to limited space, registrations received after that date will be honored as space permits. Cancellations received prior to two weeks before the conference will be reimbursed in full.
REGISTRATION FEES:
University Faculty - $60
Graduate Students - $40
Fees include conference materials, light breakfast and light refreshments.
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