by yjxb9 | Apr 6, 2023 | Newsletter
On Thursday, March 9, HERC partnered with The Challenger Learning Center and WFSU-TV to show a documentary about Eva Moses Kor, a remarkable Holocaust survivor. Eva and her twin sister, Miriam, were 10 years-old when their tranquil life in Romania ended. Along with...
by yjxb9 | Mar 6, 2023 | Newsletter
Steve Uhlfelder was a passionate, determined advocate for continuing Holocaust education…and for good reason. Steve’s paternal grandparents and other family members were victims of the Holocaust. Luckily his father survived to remember the family stories of courage....
by yjxb9 | Feb 6, 2023 | Newsletter
Thank you to all that ensure that programming for Holocaust education is offered to everyone. Recently, HERC provided presentations at schools where students were impacted and inspired to create history fair projects that went to the district level! We are excited to...
by yjxb9 | Feb 6, 2023 | Newsletter
This month we remember Irena Sendler who who saved many lives as a righteous person. Irena Stanislawa Sendler was born on February 15, 1910, in Warsaw, Poland. Her father, Dr.Stanislaw Krzyanowski died in 1917 from typhus. After his death, Jewish community leaders...
by yjxb9 | Jan 6, 2023 | Newsletter
Dear Friends and Supporters: Happy New Year! We hope that 2023 is off to a happy, healthy start for all of you. As we prepare for the new year, the Board of Directors and staff at the Holocaust Education Resource Council are proud of all that has been accomplished to...
by yjxb9 | Dec 6, 2022 | Newsletter
If We Don’t Tell These Stories No One Else Will and It Could Happen Again. Son of Holocaust survivor supports education to ensure stories are told. Mark Friedemann, of Tallahassee, believes in the vital importance of telling Holocaust survival stories, including that...
