Please join us for a powerful and thought-provoking conversation with Raymond Polak, survivor of the Holocaust, who will offer a firsthand account of the horrors of the Shoah and the enduring human spirit. Raymond was born in 1943 to Henni Elter and Artur Schnierer in Limoges, France. He will share his mother’s harrowing escape from […]

Kulanu is an innovative educational program for Jewish students in grades 7-12. At Kulanu, students enrich their Jewish identities through substantive Jewish learning, communal engagement and connection to Israel. Kulanu’s goal is for our teens to become inspired and engaged lifelong learners, committed to living a Jewish life guided by Jewish values and traditions as expressed […]

Presented by Avraham Groll Vice President for JewishGen at the Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust JewishGen, the Genealogical Research Division of the Museum of Jewish Heritage, is the global home for Jewish genealogy. JewishGen.org offers both archival, historical, contextual and networking components that are relied upon by thousands of […]

The Board of Jewish Education (BJE) presents a variety of engaging speakers on Jewish topics. A unique, contemporary approach to Torah study, Cella’s new book is simultaneously biblical and social commentary, written in a daily format that chronicles a difficult year. In the field of biblical commentary, Hindsight is 2020 is a work that is […]

The award-winning documentary film, How Saba Kept Singing, shares the story of Cantor, Holocaust Survivor, and Military Veteran, David S. Wisnia, affectionately known as "Saba", who spends his later years travelling with his grandson and musical accompanist, Avi Wisnia. David shares the story of how he survived the Holocaust through music. For years, Cantor Wisnia’s […]