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SUMMARY:Workshop for Educators - "Curating Memories: Teaching the Holocaus
 t Through and at Museums"
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260923T120000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20260923T153000Z
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DESCRIPTION:This half-day workshop explores museums as carefully construct
 ed memorial environments that are at once commemorative spaces and pedagog
 ic tools. Focusing on exhibitions at sites of atrocity as well as institut
 ions at a geographical distance\, including examples from Melbourne and Lo
 s Angeles\, the workshop examines how curatorial choices shape public unde
 rstanding of the Holocaust. Building on these themes\, a practical session
  will model a lesson titled “Teaching the Holocaust Through Digital Muse
 um Spaces.” Participants will engage with the United States Holocaust Me
 morial Museum’s online collections through a structured\, multi-part act
 ivity designed for classroom use. Educators will leave with concrete stra
 tegies and adaptable materials to help students critically and ethically r
 ead both physical and digital museum spaces\, deepening their historical u
 nderstanding while fostering reflective\, responsible engagement with Holo
 caust memory. This workshop will be facilitated by Dr. Steven Cooke (the 2
 026 Holocaust Memorial Lecturer) and Dr. Sandra Grudić (Coordinator of Ed
 ucational Outreach).Learning Outcomes: Educators who successfully complete
  this workshop will be able to:Analyze how Holocaust museums function not 
 only as sites of historical preservation\, but also as memorial spaces tha
 t shape public memory and emotional engagement.Examine how exhibition desi
 gn—including spatial arrangement\, objects\, photographs\, sound\, and s
 ilence—can influence visitors’ understanding of trauma\, absence\, and
  loss. Reflect on the ethical and pedagogical challenges involved in repre
 senting the Holocaust in museums and classrooms.Additional Information:Thi
 s workshop will take place fully in-person on campus at Keene State. Break
 fast and workshop materials are provided to participants at no cost. Works
 hop attendees will receive a certificate of completion listing the number 
 of professional development hours completed. Please note that this worksho
 p is open to all active educators (middle school\, high school\, and post-
 secondary). Please direct any questions to coheninstitute.education@keene.
 edu.  Registration:There is no cost to attend this workshop\; however\, s
 pace is limited and advanced registration is required. The hard deadline t
 o register for this workshop (if spaces still remain) is 5:00 pm ET on Mon
 day\, September 14\, 2026.  REGISTER HERE
LOCATION:Keene  (in person only)
URL:http://www.keene.edu/news/events/detail/23523/
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