Join a group of local High School students to discover the prejudice, propaganda and persecution of the Holocaust.
But this is only half of the story.
Eternal Flame is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to stare into the depth of darkness and march forward with a mighty torch of light. It is how the Holocaust—so long defined by the hatred of its perpetrators—can fuel a future built with our active love.
TESTIMONIALS:
Eternal Flame opened my eyes wider than the school spectrum of holocaust study, to a more personal and raw level, and I believe that my life has been bettered from the entire experience.
The experiences I took away from the Eternal Flame fellowship really are priceless and I am forever grateful that I was able to be a part of this amazing program.
By educating the people in our generation about the Holocaust, this fellowship is allowing the chain to continue unbroken.
Engage in three interactive workshops exploring the impact of the Holocaust through the personal accounts of its survivors. Explore how antisemitism is manifest today often in anti-Israel bigotry. Dinner will be served. Sunday evenings, March 15, 22 and April 19.
Embark on a three-day tour of Washington, DC, including the Holocaust Museum and Capitol Hill and encounter those on the front line apposing BDS and Israel hatred today.Friday through Sunday, April 24-26, 2020
Join the broader community for a ceremony celebrating the commitment to carry the Eternal Flame forward as an ambassador of positive action. Date to be announced.