April 23: Armed and Spiritual Resistance During the Holocaust – The Warsaw and Vilna Ghettos

During the Holocaust, Jews resisted Nazi oppression through armed uprisings, sabotage, and non-violent defiance through cultural and religious traditions.

This webinar examines resistance in two ghettos to address issues of justice; ghetto survivors’ testimony; and efforts today to end impunity for atrocities.

 

Co-sponsors:

  • Children of Holocaust Survivors Association in Minnesota
  • Citizens for Global Solutions – MN
  • Federal Bar Association, Minnesota Chapter
  • Global Minnesota
  • Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, St. Paul
  • Minnesota Association of Black Lawyers
  • Minnesota Council of Churches
  • Minnesota Nurses Association
  • Mount Zion Temple
  • Shir Tikvah Congregation
  • The United Nations Association of Minnesota

 

Register by Wednesday April 23, 5:00 pm CT

 

Admission:

  • $10 general public; $5 seniors and students (over age 13, please).
  • $25 for 2 CLE credits for Minnesota lawyers.
  • Continuing education and ‘clock hours’ available for Minnesota teachers, social workers, and nurses.
  • Mitchell Hamline students free, 2 hours of Culture and Inclusion credit are available.
  • Qualifies as a University of St. Thomas Law Mentor Externship experience.

Registration cost

MH students can register here.

This program addresses the following UN Sustainable Development Goals: