The future of Holocaust education and why it matters now
– An exclusive briefing with Sarah Levy, Yad Vashem, Jerusalem
How do we teach history, respond to rising antisemitism, and navigate polarising debates in today’s classrooms and communities?
Join us for an intimate event with Sarah Levy, Senior Educator at Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Centre in Jerusalem.
This is a rare, off-the-record opportunity to gain global insight into the challenges facing educators today and discover how New Zealand can lead the way as Holocaust education enters our national curriculum.
Why you need to be in the room: Direct global perspective: Hear firsthand what is happening in international education environments post-7 October.
Local impact: Practical insights on equipping our educators and communities as New Zealand reaches a pivotal moment in national curriculum implementation.
Open floor Q&A: An extended, candid discussion where you can ask the questions that matter most to you.
Event details
Date: Thursday, 12 November
Time: 6.00pm-7.30pm
Cost: None, but donations are appreciated
Where: The Mirror Room, Auckland Hebrew Congregation, Remuera Rd
Who should attend: Parents, educators, leaders, and community members looking for clarity and
actionable insight in a changing world.
Seating is strictly limited to ensure an intimate conversation. Bookings are essential.
B’shalom,
The Holocaust Centre of New Zealand
