Miami March of the Living

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Miami March of the living is an identity-building program that uses a journey to Poland and Israel as a platform to study the history of the Holocaust and examine hate. As a young Jew you will march along with thousands of other Jewish teens from around the world as you explore the rich cultural history and heritage of 800 years of Jewish life in Poland… and celebrate national rebirth on Independence Day in Israel! Click Here: http://youtu.be/sBHxZRmfDLg

The International March of the Living (motl.org) is a two-week international experience where teens from around the world come together each year and bear witness to the destruction of the Holocaust in Poland and then travel to Israel to rejoice in the Jewish Homeland. The program commemorates Yom HaShoah [Holocaust Memorial Day] marching from Auschwitz to Birkenau and celebrates Yom HaAtzmaut [Israeli Independence Day] in Jerusalem. The Leo Martin March of the Living (Miami-Dade) requires its applicants to participate in seven mandatory, one-a-month preparatory Sunday Sessions prior to departure. The March of the Living will become a transformative event in your life that will leave you with a Jewish experience unlike any you have ever had!

Three years since October 7.On March of the Living, we teach young people that memory carries responsibility.To remember...
10/07/2026

Three years since October 7.

On March of the Living, we teach young people that memory carries responsibility.

To remember.

To bear witness.

To tell the story.

This generation understands that differently.

They are not only learning Jewish history.

They are living it.

October 7, 2023.

We remember.

10/01/2026

Miami-Dade Jewish high school seniors, this is your invitation. The March of the Living is an unforgettable journey through Poland and Israel, where history comes alive and Jewish pride runs deep. Applications for 2027 are now open. Questions about AP exams or senior year scheduling? We help families navigate them. Apply by October 26 at MiamiMOTL.org, link in bio.

Music: https://www.bensound.com
Artist: Shaydow

Yom Kippur invites us to pause.To reflect.To take responsibility.To choose compassion over indifference.At Miami March o...
09/18/2026

Yom Kippur invites us to pause.

To reflect.

To take responsibility.

To choose compassion over indifference.

At Miami March of the Living, these values guide everything we do.

G’mar Chatimah Tovah to all who are observing.

As we prepare to welcome a new Jewish year, we also carry forward the responsibility of remembering those whose voices w...
09/10/2026

As we prepare to welcome a new Jewish year, we also carry forward the responsibility of remembering those whose voices were silenced.

Rosh Hashanah reminds us that every new beginning is an opportunity to choose kindness, compassion, and responsibility.

May this new year bring peace, hope, and the courage to stand against hatred wherever it appears.

🍎🍯 Shanah Tovah from the Miami March of the Living family.

A prayer book or Torah is more than paper and ink.It carries generations of tradition.Family.Faith.Hope.Resilience.For g...
09/03/2026

A prayer book or Torah is more than paper and ink.

It carries generations of tradition.
Family.
Faith.
Hope.
Resilience.

For generations, sacred texts have connected Jewish people to home, community, and identity. During the Holocaust, some were carried from place to place, protected even in unimaginable circumstances. Many others were lost alongside the families and communities that treasured them.

Today, when we hold these sacred texts, we hold more than words. We hold the stories of those who came before us and the responsibility to carry them forward.

Every object has a story.
Every story deserves to be remembered.
And every generation has a role in remembering.

Applications for the 2027 Miami Leo Martin March of the Living are now open.

Apply today. Link in bio.

We are saddened to learn of the passing of Darek, a longtime friend and former Polish guide of the Miami March of the Li...
08/28/2026

We are saddened to learn of the passing of Darek, a longtime friend and former Polish guide of the Miami March of the Living.

Darek cared deeply about preserving and sharing the stories and history of Jewish life in Poland, and we were fortunate to have him journey with our Miami teens for many years. He had a deep respect for the Jewish people and Israel, loved any opportunity to speak Hebrew, and brought such warmth and spirit to our groups.

Many alumni will especially remember Darek teaching the Krakow niggun, always with an enthusiasm that made it impossible not to join in.

We are grateful for the many memories he helped create along the way.

May his memory be a blessing.

If you had one conversation with a Holocaust Survivor, what would you ask?About their childhood? Their family? How they ...
08/27/2026

If you had one conversation with a Holocaust Survivor, what would you ask?

About their childhood? Their family? How they rebuilt? What they want the next generation to remember?

👇 Share your question in the comments. We’ll select a few to ask a Holocaust Survivor and share their responses in a future post.

Sometimes history is remembered through buildings.Sometimes through photographs.And sometimes through something as small...
08/20/2026

Sometimes history is remembered through buildings.

Sometimes through photographs.

And sometimes through something as small as a piece of cloth.

The yellow star reminds us that discrimination doesn’t begin with violence.

It often begins by separating people from everyone else.

Every object carries a story.

Every story deserves to be remembered.

Applications for the MOTL 2027 are now open. Apply now. Link in bio.

Did you know these train tracks still exist today?For millions of Jews, these tracks represented the last journey they w...
08/18/2026

Did you know these train tracks still exist today?

For millions of Jews, these tracks represented the last journey they would ever take with their families.

Today, students from Miami stand in that same place. They don’t go to relive history. They go to understand it, to honor those who were murdered, and to ensure these stories continue to be told.

When history becomes personal, remembrance becomes a responsibility.

Applications for the MOTL 2027 are now open. Apply now. Link in bio.

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4200 Biscayne Boulevard
Miami, FL
33137

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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