REGISTRATIONS ARE FULL | Please call if you would like to be added to the waitlist

Please join us for a faculty-led study tour to Anne Frank the Exhibition in New York City. Visitors will be able to immerse themselves in the context that shaped Anne’s life from her early years in Frankfurt, Germany through the rise of the Nazi regime and the family’s move to Amsterdam. The New York City exhibition occupies over 7,500 square feet of gallery space. This marks the first time dozens of artifacts will be seen in the United States, many of which have not been seen in public and includes a reconstruction of Otto, Edith, and Margot’s room in the Amsterdam Hiding place.

COST: Round trip bus to the Center for Jewish History with private standard guided tour or lecture

Students (ages 18+): $15.00

Educators (grades k-12 & higher education): $30.00

Guests of Educators/Community Members: $60.00

RSVP REQUIRED | Please Call 609-652-4699

Space is limtied. Your reservation is only confirmed one payment is recieved.

4.0 PDH (profesional devleopment hours) for New Jersey Educators

Please join us for the 2nd Annual Good Neighbor Walk hosted by:

ATLANTIC CITY HISTORICAL DISTRICT OF THE AME CHURCH | ATLANTIC COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE | BRIDGE OF FAITH | COALITION FOR A SAFE COMMUNITY | FELLOWSHIP OF CHURCHES | JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL | JEWISH FEDERATION OF ATLANTIC & CAPE MAY COUNTIES | MASJID MUHAMMAD OF ATLANTIC CITY | NAACP AC | SARA & SAM SCHOFFER HOLOCAUST RESOURCE CENTER I STOCKTON UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Stress Test brings together twelve Chrstian scholars to examine the impact of the Israel-Hamas conflict on Christian-Jewish dialogue and relations. Dr. Rittner and Dr. Roth will explore the challenging questions and honest reflections presented in the book, equipping listeners with the tools to have productive, informed conversations about on of the most significant conflicts of our time.

Free and Open to the Public - RSVP Required

Please RSVP by calling 609.652.4699 or by email to HRC@stockton.edu

For NJ Educators: 2.0 PDH (professional development hours)

The Mitzvah Zecher Avot for Holocaust survivors, families, and community members is an annual service held at the Holocaust Survivor section of Rodef Sholom cemetery in Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey. This service was created by survivors and is now maintained by their families and the community to honor their memories and share their stories. As the number of survivors declines, this yearly tradition provides a vital opportunity to remember their immense contributions to both the Jewish and general communities in southern New Jersey.

Should inclement weather occur, the service will be held completely on Zoom. Visit Stockton's Holocaust Resource Center Website for the latest information: Stockton.edu/HRC

This event is free and open to the public. RSVP Required.

To Register, email HRC@stockton.edu or call 609.652.4699

Please join us for a virtual presentation led by Christina Chavarria, Program Manager at the United States Holoaust Memorial Museum as she shows how to integrate Spanish-language lesson plans, primary sources, and historical connections to the Spanish-speaking world in the classroom. Learn how these resources build relevant cultural connections and historical context while providing access to reosurces and support from local Holocaust organizations.

To Register, please visit https://shorturl.at/4Wfw0

Please join Benjamin Rogers, AJC Director of Middle East and North Africa Initives & Deputy Director of the Center for a New Middle East, and Dalia Ziada, Egyptian Human Rights Activist, for a timely discussion exploring the complexity of antisemitism and geopolitical dynamics in the Middle East. 

Moderated by Kaleem Shabazz, President of the AC Branch of the NAACP and Bridge of Faith

This educational event is free and open to the public. RSVP Required.
To Register, email HRC@stockton.edu or call 609.652.4699

Please join us for the 8th Annual Wally & Lutz Hammerschlag Summer Educator Seminar.

Participants will recieve free educational materials.

A Continental breakfast and complimentary lunch are included.

Free and Open to Educators - RSVP Required

For NJ Educators: 8.0 PDH (Professional Development Hours)

Join us to honor local Holocaust survivors and listen to the testimony of Holocaust survivor Michael Bornstein. Michael was four years old when he was liberated from Auschwitz. He did not speak about his Holocaust experience for 70 years, despite his image being one of the most well-known from the Holocaust liberation.

Please RSVP to info@jewishbytheshore.org or 609.822-4404 

Educating students about difficult subjects like atrocity crimes, genocides, and the Holocaust has evolved considerably over the past decade. This workshop offers practical strategies for responding effectively to unexpected current events, proactive approaches to teaching tough topics in your classroom, and valuable tools to support your students.

All participants will receive a complimentary copy of the new book, Teaching Tough Topics: Human Rights, Genocide, and Atrocity Crimes in the 21st Century

For NJ Educators: 2.0 PDH (professional development hours)

Please join us to witness the planting of a symbol of resilience and hope.

The white horse chestnut tree, visible from the window of the Secret Annex, provided Anne Frank with a precious glimpse of life and sustained her hope during her time in hiding in Amsterdam.

A sapling descended from Anne Frank's chestnut tree will be planted at Stockton University in remembrance of Gail Hirsch Rosenthal, former director of Stockton's Holocaust Resource Center, to honor her dedication to Holocaust education and remembrance.

FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | RSVP REQUIRED

609.652.4699 or HRC@Stockton.edu