05/12/2026
What does it mean to teach about the Holocaust in a way that helps students confront antisemitism today?
Katie Cunningham, Director of Education, recently joined Dr. Charlitta Hatch on her podcast, The Community Classroom, alongside Douglas Greene of the JCRC at Jewish Charlotte, for an important conversation about Holocaust and antisemitism education. Holocaust education is more than teaching history—it is a powerful tool for helping students recognize prejudice, challenge misinformation, and strengthen their commitment to human dignity.
In our conversation, we explored:
🔹 Why Holocaust education remains essential in today’s classrooms
🔹 How understanding antisemitism helps students make sense of current events
🔹 Practical strategies for educators to approach this history with accuracy and care
🔹 The role of education in building more informed and compassionate communities
We are grateful to Dr. Hatch for creating space for meaningful dialogue about how educators can equip young people to confront hate and stand up for others.
🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17bs2VIlCvk