David Labkovski Project

David Labkovski Project The DLP educates about the Holocaust through the artwork of David Labkovski, who survived the Holocaust while in Siberian exile.

By engaging viewers with his works, we share lessons of survival, tolerance and the importance of bearing witness to history.

Join us for a meaningful afternoon of remembrance, reflection, and education in recognition of Jewish American Heritage ...
04/29/2026

Join us for a meaningful afternoon of remembrance, reflection, and education in recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month .

Mount Sinai Memorial Parks and Mortuaries and the David Labkovski Project present "Documenting History Through Art," a powerful DLP traveling exhibit.

Labkovski’s work reflects 500 years of Jewish life in Vilna, Lithuania, alongside his own story of survival under Stalin’s regime in the Siberian Gulag and his later years in Israel.

The exhibit will be guided by DLP student docents Conner R. (de Toledo High School), Layla N. (Archer School for Girls), Sarah K. (Taft High School), and Maya S. (Cleveland Humanities Magnet), whose perspectives and knowledge bring these works into the present in a meaningful and personal way.

The event will include a special lecture by DLP founder and Labkovski’s great-niece, Leora Raikin, who will share DLP’s unique project-based educational program that brings David Labkovski’s art into American schools and guides students to become docents and educators.

📅 Sunday, May 3
🕓 4:00 PM
📍 Mount Sinai, 5950 Forest Lawn Drive, Los Angeles

Free to attend. RSVP required.

Register here: https://us10.list-manage.com/survey?u=7f3f7e8c59f663c0a31bfd0a1&id=5dec48b919&attribution=false

Peer-to-peer learning is one of the most impactful ways to teach.Conner R., a graduate of the DLP Student Docent and Lea...
04/23/2026

Peer-to-peer learning is one of the most impactful ways to teach.
Conner R., a graduate of the DLP Student Docent and Leadership Program, guided students through the David Labkovski Project exhibit at de Toledo High School, teaching them how to read narrative art from both historical and personal perspectives.

This Yom HaShoah, the David Labkovski Project brings history to life through a peer to peer education model that empower...
04/13/2026

This Yom HaShoah, the David Labkovski Project brings history to life through a peer to peer education model that empowers students to become storytellers, educators, and upstanders. Through Labkovski’s artwork, students engage deeply with Holocaust history, connecting past to present and ensuring these stories are never forgotten.

Join us for this exhibit led by DLP alumna, Aviva Medved, as we bear witness, learn together, and carry memory forward.

Join us for a meaningful Yom Hashoah Commemoration & Exhibition presented by The David Labkovski Project.This student-le...
04/13/2026

Join us for a meaningful Yom Hashoah Commemoration & Exhibition presented by The David Labkovski Project.

This student-led exhibition uses David Labkovski’s artwork to educate about the Holocaust through DLP’s peer-to-peer education model. Guided by student docent Aviva Medved, visitors will experience history in a way that is personal, thoughtful, and impactful.

Tuesday, April 14
Hillel of SDSU

Lunchtime Pop-Up: 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM
Exhibition & Docent-Led Discussion: 5:00 PM – 6:15 PM

Visit during the day or join us in the evening to experience this important work.

DLP’s Documenting History through Art exhibit on view at Moorpark College Library for Multicultural Day 📚✨Made possible ...
04/07/2026

DLP’s Documenting History through Art exhibit on view at Moorpark College Library for Multicultural Day 📚✨

Made possible through the leadership of DLP Ambassador and Youth Advisory Board member Katia Lysobey, a junior at Moorpark High School.

Celebrating 10 years of impact.On March 8, the David Labkovski Project community gathered at the Hyatt Regency Westlake ...
03/13/2026

Celebrating 10 years of impact.

On March 8, the David Labkovski Project community gathered at the Hyatt Regency Westlake to celebrate our 10th Anniversary Luncheon—a powerful milestone honoring a decade of Holocaust education through art, student voices, and meaningful dialogue.

We were proud to recognize our 2026 honorees:
✨ Dr. Jane Willoughby – Legacy of Hope Award
✨ Jill Harmatz Sanders – Legacy of Hope Award
✨ Scott Schmerelson – Courage to Educate in Holocaust Education Award

We also honored the inspiring Ellie Lainer Youth Leadership Award recipients in Holocaust Education:
Evelyn Gelman (Oak Park High School)
Gabby Paul (Oak Park High School)
Maya Schwarz (Cleveland Humanities Magnet)
Lana Shargani (Palisades Charter High School)

Thank you to our supporters, educators, students, and partners who continue to help bring David Labkovski’s legacy to life and ensure the lessons of history are shared with future generations.

Here’s to the next decade of remembrance, education, and impact.

“The DLP has renewed my faith in humanity- this program is inspirational countering antisemitism and hate while creating...
01/28/2026

“The DLP has renewed my faith in humanity- this program is inspirational countering antisemitism and hate while creating youth leadership. Through Labkovski’s art, students moved beyond dates and facts — learning instead to analyze emotion, identify themes, and respond creatively to history in deeply personal ways through art and poetry.”

- Layla N., DLP Student Ambassador

For UN Holocaust commemoration, DLP Student Ambassador Layla brought the DLP exhibit "Documenting History through Art” to Archer School. She curated, installed, and guided students through the exhibit.

Students throughout CA are bringing the DLP to their school campus - sign up to join the upcoming winter cohort: https://www.davidlabkovskiproject.org/dlp-programs/student-docent-leadership-training/

Program sponsored by the Leve Family Foundation

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