Oklahoma Holocaust Legislation Coalition

05/13/2026

TEACHERS! SB1671 appreciates the impact you have on your students. You shape empathy, responsibility, helping your students to understand people and create space for difficult conversations. Join us at our FREE summer conferences. Earn 7 PD credits. We will provide you with classroom ready Holocaust studies curriculum. Check out the details at

FOR EDUCATORS ONLYSB1671 Eva Unterman 2026 Conferences for Holocaust EducationTheme: Jewish Persecution and Beyond: Other Victims of the HolocaustThis year’s theme will uncover the scope of N**i persecution beyond Jewish Communities by answering questions such as:Who were the Other Victims of the ...

05/11/2026

Seeing students create art based of what they are learning in school is so impactful. Here is an example of student art created by Jenks, Oklahoma school.

05/04/2026

This week, we recognize the educators who do more than teach they shape how students understand the world.

From history lessons to critical thinking, teachers play a vital role in preparing the next generation to engage thoughtfully with complex topics.

We appreciate the work you do every day.

04/29/2026

New Film Spotlight: “The World Will Tremble” (2025)

This powerful new film tells the true story of prisoners who risked everything to escape a N**i extermination camp—so the world would know the truth.

Their mission? Bear witness.

04/24/2026

The Holocaust didn’t happen overnight.
It grew in moments of silence.
In overlooked warning signs.
In voices that went unheard.

History challenges us with a question:
When it matters most will we speak up!

04/22/2026

Marcel Marceau, born Marcel Mangel, the world famous mime joined the French Resistance as a teenager, after his father was taken and killed at Auschwitz. Using his skills as a mime, Marcel helped to save 70 to several hundred children, smuggling them from occupied France to Switzerland. His mime skills calmed the children and showed them how to keep quiet as they were being smuggled out of France.

04/20/2026

Members of the SB1671 Oklahoma Holocaust Legislation Coalition greet child Holocaust survivor Eva Unterman at a recent Yom HaShoah program.
(Left to right) Eva Unterman and Nancy Pettus.

04/17/2026

Shannon Daye, teacher in Verdigris, wrote to say: The work you do spreads! Receiving a grant, our assistant librarian was able to purchase Holocaust books for our library AND daffodil bulbs for our Daffodil Holocaust Project. Last fall my Civics class planted the bulbs as a community service project. Check out the photo. Those flowers were so beautiful in the spring when they blossomed. Spread the word, Teachers and do this project at your school!

04/15/2026

Across Oklahoma, educators are stepping up to bring meaningful Holocaust education into their classrooms.

Through trainings, conferences, and new resources, more students than ever are learning not just the history but the human stories behind it.

04/14/2026

Across the U.S. and around the world, people gather to observe Yom HaShoah, Holocaust Remembrance Day.

Through moments of silence, candle-lighting ceremonies, and survivor testimonies, communities honor those who were lost and those who survived.

These observances keep memory alive and reinforce why education and awareness matter.

04/10/2026

Please join us for the SB1671 Eva Unterman 2026 Conferences for Holocaust Education, sponsored by the Oklahoma Holocaust Legislation Coalition to explore these and other questions when we gather for a day of learning in June and July of 2026.

State Holocaust experts will present experience-based, classroom-ready lessons. Social Studies, ELA and Visual Arts teachers will receive 7 Professional Development Credits and instruction specific to their disciplines at our four FREE conferences. Breakfast and lunch provided.

https://collections.humanitix.com/2026-eva-k-unterman-conferences-for-holocaust-education