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Tuesday, June 25 • 3:45pm - 5:15pm
Session VII -- Holocaust and Jewish Collections and Educational Resources

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Teaching with primary sources: D.P. camp publications--David Schlitt
In 2018, WWU Libraries established its Holocaust & Genocide Studies collection. A strength of the collection is its DP publications. WWU trains over half of the social studies teachers in WA. How might encounters with these primary sources prepare future teachers to teach about the Shoah? What impact does exposure to these materials have to students who can't understand the languages in which they are written? In David Schlitt 's presentation, he will discuss teaching with DP publications & describe the challenges/opportunities of working with this particular corpus of materials; he will argue for the importance of DP publications as a way into meaningful Holocaust education; and he will offer examples of activities developed in collaboration with faculty.

[Title and abstract forthcoming]--Lital Beer

[Title and abstract forthcoming]--Kinga Bloch

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David Schlitt

Western Washington University
David Schlitt is Special Collections Manager for Western Libraries, Western Washington University (Bellingham, Wash.) where he is responsible for the division's Judaica and Holocaust and Genocide Studies Collections. From 2015-2017, Schlitt was director of the Rauh Jewish History... Read More →

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Lenore Bell

Sr. Advisor for Strategic Initiatives, Rubenstein Institute for Holocaust Documentation, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
Prior to my current role as Sr. Advisor for Strategic Initiatives in USHMM's National Institute for Holocaust Documentation, I served for 12 years as Library Director. During that time, I led an amazing Library Team in developing digital initiatives, conducting a major collection... Read More →


Tuesday June 25, 2024 3:45pm - 5:15pm PDT
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