A Holocaust survivor's powerful testimony inspired a social work professor to fight injustice and teach ethical action.

It is unknown just how many LGBTQ+ people were detained or died in concentration camps during World War II. But contrary to often dominant perceptions, many were women and nonbinary. It’s a history ...

Enter most any bookstore in America, and you’ll find them, their covers gleaming with motifs of barbed wire, electric fences, and menacing birds. Perhaps a person will be standing on a railroad tie, ...

In the small Polish town of Gniewoszów, the traces of Jewish life had been so thoroughly erased that even the tombstones from the destroyed cemetery were stolen and cut into millstones and pavers. In ...

Sam Harris, a “force of nature” who turned his personal tragedy into a tool to teach others about the Holocaust and the toll ...

To make people more accepting of others, and not be as biased,” Johnson said. “To be fair and to consider all sides. How ...

EDGINGTON, Ill. — It's not every day students get to learn about history from the people who lived it, but that's exactly what's happening at Rockridge Junior High School with Holocaust survivors.

During field trips to Holocaust museums on Long Island and in Manhattan, Lawrence High School art teacher Janet Lust Ganes asks students to slow down and look closely. She points out artifacts: the ...

Separate the signal from the noise about antisemitism and understand current debates over Jewish safety. Sign up for the Antisemitism Decoded newsletter today. (JTA) — Karol Nawrocki, a right-wing ...