Law Enforcement and Community: Lessons of the Holocaust
The Virginia Holocaust Museum, in cooperation with the Virginia Community Policing Institute, is presenting another training course for recruit, in-service and command-level law enforcement officials. The course examines the police role in the history of the Holocaust, from the Nazi rise to power through the end of the Second World War. This includes a guided tour of the museum, followed by an interactive discussion facilitated by a museum historian, leading to a thought-provoking class on ethics and ethical decision making. For more information, click here
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Teacher Education Institute: Jul 28 - Aug 1, 2008 |
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Each year the Virginia Holocaust Museum offers a five day teacher education course. This course is designed to assist middle and high school teachers in expanding their knowledge of the Holocaust as well as other genocides throughout the world and provides them with premium tools necessary in teaching highly sensitive subjects to students.
For more information and to register click here or contact Leigh Weedon at 804.257.5400 X 243.
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Marc Cohen Educational Lecture Series
The Museum has established, through the generosity of Carole Weinstein, the Marc Cohen Educational Lecture Series. This series features laureates of Holocaust and Genocide Studies, as well as other notable figures in our society.
Past Events:
2008
2007
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Cliches Can Kill - An illustrated lecture on Holocaust-era, French cinema by Dr. Sibelman
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2006
