Presented by
Bev Ellis
or
Ambassador Beverly Nagel Ellis will help participants to better understand the Holocaust and its impact by sharing the story of her parents, who survived World War II in a slave camp in Russia, only to find themselves without a home or country after they were liberated. Through stories, photos, and artifacts, participants will follow the family’s journey to a new life in America and learn about the different skills and resources that saved their lives.
This workshop also includes a lesson in Haiku and its use of simplicity and directness in expressing intense ideas or emotions. Participants will have the opportunity to create their own Haiku and illustration based on what they experience during the workshop.
Region/Culture
Jewish Culture
Subject(s)
Social Studies - History
Participants
25
Standard Length
45
Room Setup
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