For twenty years the NCCAT Holocaust Education Program has worked to promote Holocaust Education in North Carolina public schools as a part of our continuing effort to promote student understanding of the ways in which our individual and collective actions shape the direction of the present and the world of the future. For almost a decade the alumni of our Holocaust Education program have been gathering in the spring to focus on various ways to continue to engage our students to act in ethical ways.
This year the event took place Feb. 13-16 in Durham. The event was titled "Digital Resources and Holocaust Education: A Gathering of Holocaust Educators."
We appreciate the partnership of Centropa and Duke University to make this event happen. And thanks to the participants for their time and efforts.
