Please join us for a concert showcasing a private collection of violins, violas, and cellos, all curated since the end of World War II. The provenances of these instruments are not always clear, but they are symbols of Klezmer and other Jewish traditions. All the instruments have a common denominator as symbols of hope and a way to say:

Remember me, remember us. Life is good, celebrate it for those who perished, for those who survived. For all people.

For NJ Educators: 2.0 PDH (professional development hours)
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RSVP REQUIRED
609.652.4699 or Irvin.Moreno-Rodriguez@stockton.edu 

Please join us for a lecture with Dr. Alex Kor as he chronicles the incredible strength, perseverance, and forgiveness by both of his parents, Holocaust survivors Eva Mozes and Michael Kor.

This lecture will feature the USC Shoah Foundation’s Dimensions in Testimony Interactive Biography of Eva Kor.

For NJ Educators: 2.0 PDH (professional development hours)
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RSVP REQUIRED
609.652.4699 or Irvin.Moreno-Rodriguez@stockton.edu 

Stockton University will host a screening and talkback for the documentary How Saba Kept Singing with musician Avi Wisnia.

The award-winning documentary film shares the story of David S. Wisnia, Cantor, Holocaust survivor, and military veteran, affectionately known as "Saba." David shares the story of how he survived the Holocaust through music. 

Please join us for an uplifting story about music, faith, family, and resilience, proving love can grow and take hold even in the darkest of places.

For NJ Educators: 2.0 PDH (professional development hours)
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RSVP REQUIRED
609.652.4699 or Irvin.Moreno-Rodriguez@stockton.edu 

JewishGen, the Genealogical Research Division of the Museum of Jewish Heritage, is the global home for Jewish genealogy. JewishGen.org offers both archival, historical, contextual and networking components that are relied upon by thousands of people each day. In this presentation, Avraham Groll discusses common challenges that people encounter when researching their family history, and how JewishGen can help. This session includes an overview of how to navigate key resources and features on JewishGen, and helpful information needed for maximizing the potential benefit of the site.

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RSVP REQUIRED

609-822-1109 or tserota@jfsatlantic.org 

Please join us for a powerful and thought-provoking conversation with Raymond Polak, survivor of the Holocaust, who will offer a firsthand account of the horrors of the Shoah and the enduring human spirit.

For NJ Educators: 2.0 PDH (professional development hours)
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RSVP REQUIRED
609.652.4699 or Irvin.Moreno-Rodriguez@stockton.edu 

Please join us for a Musical Tribute to All Veterans led by Jed Gaylin, Conductor and Music Director for the Bay Atlantic Symphony

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
For More Information: (609) 652-9000 - StocktonPAC.org

Join us for a panel discussing how to foster unity and understanding across different faiths.

Panel will be moderated by staff of the William J. Hughes Center for Public Policy.

Stockton University will host a screening of the new HBO documentary A Tree of Life: The 
Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting to remember the deadliest antisemitic attack in American history.

A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting is a deeply personal portrait of the survivors, victims, and family members who share their harrowing first-hand accounts of the impact of the shooting on the Pennsylvania community. A survivor of the shooting will discuss both the attack and film after the 6 p.m. screening in the Campus Center Theatre

Join us as we discuss the importance of healing, remembrance, and standing against 
antisemitism. 

For NJ Educators: 2.0 PDH (professional development hours)
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - RSVP REQUIRED
609.652.4699 or Irvin.Moreno-Rodriguez@stockton.edu 

Please Join us in person for our Mitzvah Zecher Avot service.

If you are unable to attend in person, a Zoom option is available.

Questions: 609-652-4699

Please join us for a discussion on the history and impact of Latino Soldiers during WWII presented by Irvin Moreno-Rodriguez, Director of the Sara and Sam Schoffer Holocaust Resource Center.

Light refreshments will be served.

Join us for a powerful and unforgettable evening as we hear firsthand testimony from a child survivor of the Holocaust. Together, we can ensure the voices of Holocaust survivors are heard and that their testimony is never forgotten.

Free and Open to the public.
RSVP REQUIRED.
609-652-4699
Irvin.Moreno-Rodriguez@stockton.edu