Gutterman Family Center for Holocaust and Human Rights Education at FAU

06/12/2026

Education is our best hope against hatred!
The Annual Summer Institute: What Did Women Do? 1933–1945 was a meaningful learning experience for more than 70 educators, community members, and FAU faculty. Together, we learned, networked, and built a strong sense of collegiality.
We extend our sincere thanks to the Noah Klersfeld and Sheldon Hechtman Endowed Excellence Fund in Holocaust and Human Rights Education, the Florida Department of Education Commissioner’s Task Force on Holocaust Education, the High Ridge Charitable Foundation, and the Jewish Federation of Broward County for their generous support of this extraordinary institute.

06/10/2026

Education is our best hope against hatred!
Day 2 of Summer Institute for Educators: What Did Women Do? 1933-1945
Engaging and informative presentation, Women in Resistance: Fierce Females, The Couriers, by Sheryl Ochayon, Project Director, Echoes & Reflections
Yad Vashem, The International Institute for Holocaust Education

06/09/2026

Education is our best hope against hatred!
Fabulous first day of our Summer Institute: What Did Women Do? 1933-1945
We had the largest number of educators participating than ever before. We are honored to bring meaningful professional learning opportunities to educators in public and private schools from Broward, Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie!
Day 2 tomorrow!

06/06/2026

Education is our best hope against hatred!

05/15/2026

Education is our best hope against hatred!
A new Drive Safely sign was put up this morning by the city of Wellington "Drive safely in memory of Toshimi Abe Janiga"

05/04/2026

Education is our best hope against hatred!

Teaching about the Holocaust and human rights is ultimately about honoring memory, affirming human dignity, and helping ensure that empathy, justice, and responsibility guide the future. Your participation reinforces why this work matters—not only for understanding the past, but for shaping a more humane and compassionate world.
We are grateful for your support and for being part of that shared commitment to remembrance and human rights.

04/30/2026

Education is our best hope against hatred!
Excellent professional development today with Amanda Friedeman from the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center! Great topic-fabulous new resources! We are glad to be part of the USHMM's Community of Holocaust Education Centers (CHEC)!

04/26/2026

04/26/2026

Legacy of Impact Brunch- Honoring the Past, Inspiring the Next Generation
Wonderful to join inSight Through Education as they honor students, teachers, survivors and members of the community!