STUDENT AWARENESS DAYS 2011-2012
The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center held eleven prejudice reduction programs during the 2011-2012 school year. This year's Student Awareness Days were sponsored by:
Eva Abramczyk
Steven Almansi
Sylvia Ascher
Mae Herman Askinas
Paula Beras
Isidor Berenstein
Shirley Bergman
Helene & Abbey Berkowitz
Lili Binstock
Antonie Blum
Lisl & Hank Bogart
Patty Breslow
Anonymous
Morton Brooks
Mark Burin
Charles & Mildred Schnurmacher Foundation
City of Hallandale Beach
Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation
Morris Deatker
Angelo Diveroli
Andrea Feldman
Estate of Ethel & Simon Flegg
Sary Fox
Lora Skeets Friedkin
Nina Frisch
Sandi-Jo Gordon
Cecile Gorelick |
Phyllis Greisdorf
Kurt Hermann
Jack Chester Foundation
Jewish Federation of Broward County
Ursula Kersh
Morris Kiel
Luba Kirsh
Marilyn and Sam Klaiman
Ted Klametz
Muriel Klein
Nancy & Howard Kleinberg
John Koenig
Dorothy Kormis
Isaac Kraicer
Beverly Krakauer
Jerry Kravitz
Leona Krumbein
Joan Lankford
David Mandel
Estee & Dan Mazor
Elsine & Henry Melnick
Miami-Dade Cultural Affairs Council
Frank Moses
Lois Nonkin
Wolf Pakula
Patricia Picotto-Reininger
Morris Pilberg
Elaine Pittell
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Hedy Pollack
Thelma Pottruck
Ianna Raim
Robert Russell Memorial Foundation
Sam Ron
Norma Rosenfeld
Ingrid Roskin
Esther Ross
Ellen Rotterdam
Sandra Rutner
Elisa Scemama
Agatha Schein
Rachel Schlufman
Goldie Schmidt
Bessie Selevan
Rabbi Bart & Jane Shallat
Anna Sheldon
Frieda & Sam Solnik
Rith & Siegmund Spiegel
Miriam Sutton
Lillian & MorisTabacinic
Sara & Howard Tichauer
Arnold Treff
Sara Tuller
Joan Turnoff
Israel Wolnerman |
If you or someone you know is interested in sponsoring a Student Awareness Day in the future, please contact Rositta E. Kenigsberg at (954) 929-5690.
 COMMENTS FROM STUDENTS WHO ATTENDED
It made me realize that if we see prejudice going on, we have to have the courage to stand up and speak out.
-- Olympic Heights High School, Grade 10
Not only did I get to meet a survivor, but I also became more aware of how things can be so hurtful. I will be much more sensitive to others.
-- Miami Springs High School, Grade 10
I am coming away with a deeper understanding of what it means to appreciate life.
-- Christopher Columbus High School, Grade 10
Indifference is a big problem. I learned that the person who ignores a situation is as bad as the perpetrator.
-- Miami Dade College
I learned that nothing and no one can ever take away from you your dignity, your education, and your willingness to live your life.
-- Coral Shores High School, Grade 9
I learned that even through the hardest experiences, it is possible to have hope and survive.
-- Coral Glades High School, Grade 12
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