Insight Through Education

08/04/2026

This summer, we were proud to support seven Palm Beach County educators, including Micaela McNiff, Secondary Social Studies Specialist for the School District of Palm Beach County, as they participated in the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous (JFR) 2026 European Study Program in Poland.

In this video, Micaela reflects on how the experience strengthened her understanding of Holocaust history, and why firsthand learning matters in today's classrooms.

Thank you to the The Jewish Foundation for the Righteous for their enduring partnership, and to everyone who makes this work possible. Together, we are ensuring that these lessons continue to reach future generations.

06/19/2026

Meaningful Holocaust education begins with educators who are willing to continue learning, reflecting, and bringing these important lessons into their classrooms with depth and care.

Professional Development Programs supported by inSIGHT Through Education include:

• JFR European Study Program - immersive study experiences at historic Holocaust sites across Europe.

• Centropa Summer Academy - international educator training focused on Jewish history, storytelling, and Holocaust education.

• Washington D.C. Field Studies - opportunities for educators and administrators to engage with museums, memorials, and human rights education.

• Local Professional Development Workshops - trainings that provide educators with resources and guidance for meaningful, age-appropriate classroom instruction.

These programs help educators bring deeper understanding, authenticity, and human connection into their teaching. 💙

Learn more: insightthrougheducation.org

06/17/2026

The Hate Ends Now: Cattle Car Exhibit continued to be one of the largest and most impactful programs funded by inSIGHT Through Education.

This year alone, the exhibit reached 19,000 students across 31 schools, creating learning experiences that challenged students to confront the consequences of hatred, antisemitism, and indifference.

By stepping inside the replica cattle car, students were able to connect with history in a deeply personal and emotional way– transforming remembrance into understanding, reflection, and responsibility. 💙

Learn more: insightthrougheducation.org

06/12/2026

06/12/2026

When students are trusted with difficult history, something powerful happens – they stop seeing it as the past and start seeing it as a responsibility.

HEAL, a program of inSIGHT Through Education, creates space for middle and high school students to explore the Holocaust through survivor testimony and education, then take that knowledge back into their schools through peer-led advocacy projects focused on empathy, awareness, and action.

To date, 400+ students across Palm Beach County have participated in HEAL. Many return year after year – not because they have to, but because they understand what's at stake.

Learn more: insightthrougheducation.org

06/11/2026

Randi Posner’s extraordinary volunteer leadership and dedication have helped bring meaningful educational experiences to thousands of students across Palm Beach County.

Through her commitment to supporting programs such as The Whispering Town, The Sneetches, Hana’s Suitcase, All Are Welcome Here, and Flutters of Hope: Kindness Butterflies, 8,175 students from kindergarten through middle school were reached in 2024-2025 alone.

Randi’s passion for education and community impact continues to help students engage with important lessons about empathy, kindness, human connection, and understanding the consequences of hatred and intolerance.

We are deeply grateful for the lasting difference she continues to make in our schools and community.

Learn more: insightthrougheducation.org

06/10/2026

The building blocks of empathy are laid early.
Through Tales of Togetherness, funded by inSIGHT Through Education, first-grade students explore friendship, empathy, kindness, and understanding differences – in ways they can genuinely connect with at their age.

Using stories like The Crayon Box That Talked and Big Al brought to life as interactive puppet shows, students learn that everyone has value, that our differences can make communities stronger, and that small acts of kindness can have a big impact on the people around them.

These early learning experiences help build the emotional foundation for how students understand and treat others – both inside and outside the classroom.

Learn more: insightthrougheducation.org

06/08/2026

Because of the generosity of the , thousands of students and educators had access to powerful educational experiences that inspire kindness, acceptance, and respect.

Their support helped fund impactful programs including Hate Ends Now: The Cattle Car Exhibit, Living Voices, Museum Field Trips, Holocaust Survivor School Visits, Pastor Chris Edmonds: Footsteps of my Father, Remember: The Story of Abe Price, and Professional Development opportunities for educators, including our Washington, D.C. Field Study.

Thank you, Admirals Cove Foundation, for investing in education, remembrance, and the next generation of upstanders. 💙