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SUMMARY:Workshop for Educators - "The Ethics of Representation: Holocaust 
 Memory in Film\, Music\, and Art"
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20270416T123000Z
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20270416T190000Z
DTSTAMP;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20261022T110031Z
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DESCRIPTION:This free day-long workshop for educators examines the ethical
  challenges of representing the Holocaust through film and music. The film
  session explores how cinema\, particularly science fiction and horror\, u
 ses and sometimes misuses Holocaust themes and imagery\, raising questions
  about interpretation\, distortion\, and the limits of visual storytelling
 . When approached thoughtfully\, these popular genres can illuminate impor
 tant Holocaust themes\, including trauma\, guilt\, grief\, ideological fer
 vor\, genocide mentality\, and the enduring appeal of Nazism and fascism. 
  The workshop also considers music and artistic production under Nazism\, 
 including how cultural expression functioned during the period and how it 
 is remembered and reinterpreted today. This workshop will be facilitated b
 y Professors Brian Crim and Dana Smith\, faculty in the Department of Holo
 caust and Genocide Studies at 91Ó°ÊÓ.Learning Outcomes:Assess
  how films\, including science fiction and horror\, interpret Holocaust th
 emes and the risks of distortion or misuseDiscuss how film\, music\, and a
 rt can represent trauma\, grief\, guilt\, ideology\, and the persistence o
 f fascism.Examine the role of artistic and musical expression under Nazism
  and in shaping Holocaust memory. Additional Information:This workshop wil
 l take place fully in-person on campus at Keene State. Breakfast\, lunch\,
  and workshop materials are provided to participants at no cost. Workshop 
 attendees will receive a certificate of completion listing the number of p
 rofessional development hours completed. Please note that this workshop is
  open to all active educators (middle school\, high school\, and post-seco
 ndary). Please direct any questions to coheninstitute.education@keene.edu.
 Registration:There is no cost to attend this workshop\; however\, space is
  limited and advanced registration is required. The hard deadline to regis
 ter for this workshop (if spaces still remain) is 5:00 pm ET on Thursday\,
  April 8\, 2027.REGISTER HERE
LOCATION:Keene
URL:http://www.keene.edu/news/events/detail/23797/
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