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The Cohen Center for Holocaust Studies is one of the nation's oldest Holocaust Resource Centers. We fulfill our founder, Dr. Charles Hildebrandt’s charge, "To Remember…and to Teach" through our annual community programming and our Educational Outreach activities.
The Center has been recognized as a "Center of Excellence" by the Jewish Foundation for the Righteous.
The schedule of workshops is available online along with in-service training available, classroom presentations and individual curriculum consultations. A biennial residential summer institute for educators is held in the even years.
The Center boasts a strong collection of print and media resources and supports a minor in Holocaust Studies at Keene State College.
Please join us in our mission of motivating successive generations to recognize an ethical responsibility to respond to prejudice and hatred.
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Dr. Henry Knight and Dr. Alan Rosen will be presenting the October 29 workshop: "Why Do You Cry When You Pray: Approaches to Teaching and Reading Night."
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on our blog –
furthering our mission:
"to remember and to teach."
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Udi Urman, Director of Cultural Affairs, Consulate General of Israel; Paul Vincent, Jan Cohen, and Nadav Tamir, Consul General of Israel, New England visiting the Cohen Center in June 2008. Photo by Tom White.
My Heart in a Suitcase
On March 20, 2008, the Cohen Center partnered with the Colonial Theater to bring, "My Heart In A Suitcase" to Keene.
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