Manovill Holocaust History Seminar

The seminar offers an exciting opportunity for local high school students to examine the patterns between the Holocaust and other genocides in depth at the college level. Like an Advanced Placement course all participants receive college credit. For more information, visit our Manovill Holocaust History Seminar page.

Shalhevet

Travel with your peers through Poland, where Jewish life thrived for 1000 years before the Holocaust, and Israel, where Jewish life blossoms today. The journey begins with a special course in the spring semester of 2007. To learn more about Shalhevet, visit our Shalhevet page.

Day of Learning: A Community-Wide Day of Learning About the Holocaust and Genocide for Teens and their Families.

An annual event, the Day of Learning is an informative and challenging opportunity for teens and their families to participate in interactive workshops about the Holocaust genocide and their lessons. For more information contact Morgan Blum: mblum@hcnc.org.

Morris Weiss Scholarship

Morris Weiss was a founder of the Holocaust Center of Northern California. A Holocaust survivor who testified at Nazi war crimes trials, Morris Weiss was dedicated to fighting Nazism. In his memory, his family established a scholarship open to 11th and 12th grade Bay Area high school students each spring. The student with the winning essay will receive a $1500 scholarship to be used towards their post-secondary education.