Building Community Foundations In Compassion Education In Honor Of The Holocaust Survivors.
Building Community Foundations In Compassion Education In Honor Of The Holocaust Survivors.
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Exhibited at Ulrichsgymnasium Norden 2019
which was founded over 450 years ago in Germany and is a cultural centre:
"EXHIBITION TANYA JOSEFOWITZ AND ANNE FRANK AT 90. A LIFE OF RESISTANCE."
http://www.ug-norden.de/index.php/237-video-mit-tanya-josefowitz
Lillyan Shapray's Mother and Howard Shapray QC's Grandmother Mary's Family Bring Our WWII Era German Relatives To Safety.
They Were Taunted Without Compassion -
Everything Was Taken From Their Family.
The Holocaust Museum Houston study found that students who participated in their Holocaust education program demonstrated increased empathy towards marginalized groups and a greater understanding of the dangers of prejudice.
"Empathy is the foundation of the moral sense of community. Teaching children to understand and respect the feelings of others is the first step towards creating a just and compassionate society" - Dr. Martin L. Hoffman, Professor, New York University
The University of Missouri study found that teaching empathy to children can lead to more prosocial behavior and less aggression.
