Page 2 - The Jewish Voice - February '23

Page 2, The Jewish Voice

inSIGHT Through Education Announces from page 1
Interactive Holocaust
The highlight of this school year, and inSIGHT’s largest
grant to date, will be the presentation of ShadowLight, a Exhibit Brings History,
powerful interactive exhibit set inside a replica of a World Survivor Stories to
War II boxcar at nine high schools. The community is invited
to experience the exhibit at public locations in February (see Palm Beach County
sidebar for details).
“Incidents of antisemitism, hate, and violence are at an The community
all-time high,” states co-president Kelly Warsaw. “The boxcar is invited to get a
tells stories of two survivors and includes artifacts of World powerful look at
War II. Our hope is that it will inspire students to become the history of the
upstanders, not bystanders at this worrisome time.” Holocaust through
InSIGHT welcomes sponsors and supporters for all an innovative
its educational programs. For additional information and compelling immersive and interactive exhibit will also be open to
about the I-Series or the ShadowLight program, visit interactive exhibit the community at key sites sponsored by the Jewish
insightthrougheducation.org, or contact co-president Judy coming to Palm Federation of Palm Beach County.
Karp at 240-606-8800. Beach County in Visitors enter the multi-sensory exhibition to learn
February. Set inside stories of survivors as well as key events of the Holocaust
a replica World through World War II artifacts.
War II boxcar, With a dramatic increase in global antisemitism
ShadowLight: Hope and with fewer living Holocaust survivors each year,
for Humanity is a the goal of this exhibit is to educate the community
360-degree experience that brings history to life. about the atrocities of the Holocaust on a personal
Presented by inSIGHT Through Education, the level and empower all ages to stand up to hate.
“traveling Holocaust classroom” exhibit will tour The exhibit is free and open to the public on the
throughout Palm Beach County schools to give area following dates:
students a powerful glimpse at the Holocaust. The • Sunday, February 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Palm
Beach Atlantic University, between Warren Library and
Baxter Hall, 901 S. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach
• Sunday, February 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Belle
Glades Branch Library, 725 NW 4th Street, Belle Glade
“ShadowLight is the future of Holocaust education,
more powerful than a textbook or video shown in class,”
said Kimberly Coombs, Palm Beach County School
District Holocaust Program Planner. “The immersive and
engaging exhibit empowers participants to keep moving
the memories of the Holocaust forward by reaching them
on a deeper level to ensure they never forget.”
Dr. Michel Berenbaum, esteemed Holocaust scholar
and project director for the United States Holocaust
Memorial Museum, acted as an exhibit consultant.
To learn more, visit insightthrougheducation.org.
For questions, please contact Nancy Cook, community
event cochair, at info@insightthrougheducation.org.

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