Director, Center for Holocaust Studies and Human Rights; Director, Holocaust and Genocide Studies; MA in Human Rights; MA in Interfaith Leadership @GratzCollege
Happy to announce the new Center for Holocaust and Human Rights @GratzCollege. It houses degrees in Holocaust and Genocide, Human Rights, and Interfaith Leadership. These fields are vital for training people to help stop violence, prejudice, and hatred in our world today.
The first two courses in the new MA in Human Rights at @GratzCollege this fall are “The Universal Declaration of Human Rights” and “African-Americans and Jews: Alliances and Struggles.” Should be an exciting beginning to the new program!
Happy to announce a new MA in Human Rights @GratzCollege! The program covers major areas of Human Rights, including the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, International Women’s Rights, Refugee Rights, Sexual Identity and Gender Rights, Civil Rights, and many more.
So honored that Rabbi Abraham Skorka,the Pope’s personal friend, will be speaking @GratzCollege March 27. He will speak about “Interfaith Dialogue: The Way Forward.
Tomorrow will start teaching a course, “A Jewish Understanding of the New Testament” - for some Jews, this will be the first time they have read anything from the NT. @GratzCollege
Gratz College is having a Holocaust Teach-In on Sunday, November 11. I will be running a session on Jehovah's Witnesses as an example of a religious community that resisted the Nazis.
Went on the Philadelphia Interfaith Peace Walk today. Attended with members of the Cheltenham Area Multifaith Council and my chapter of the Sisterhood of Salaam Shalom. Went to Al Aqsa Mosque, Friends Meeting, and Society Hill Synagogue on the Walk. @GratzCollege
This Saturday, January 27 is Holocaust Remembrance Day. Let us never forget!
I also happen to be teaching a course on the Church and the Holocaust this semester - we must remember both the failures AND the triumphs of the Church in resisting the Nazis. @GratzCollege
This Saturday, January 27 is Holocaust Remembrance Day. Let us never forget!
I also happen to be teaching a course on the Church and the Holocaust this semester - we must remember both the failures AND the triumphs of the Church in resisting the Nazis.