Educational Resources
The Ethel LeFrak Holocaust Education Conference Proceedings
The Center publishes conference proceedings following each of its conferences. In 2008, Mrs. Ethel LeFrak, a noted New York philanthropist, created The Ethel LeFrak Holocaust Education Conference Endowment Fund, which underwrites the publication of The Ethel LeFrak Holocaust Education Conference Proceedings. Copies of the proceedings are available for purchase by contacting ncche@setonhill.edu.
To date, the Center has published these proceedings:
- Holocaust Education Today: Extremism, Hate, and Mass Atrocity Crimes edited by Carol Rittner, R.S.M. (2021 Conference)
- Women, the Holocaust, and Genocide edited by Carol Rittner, R.S.M. (2018 Conference)
- The Holocaust and Nostra Aetate: Toward Greater Understanding edited by Carol Rittner, R.S.M. (2015 Conference)
- Holocaust Education: Challenges for the Future edited by Carol Rittner, R.S.M. (2012 Conference)
- Learn. Teach. Prevent: Holocaust Education in the 21st Century edited by Carol Rittner, R.S.M. (2009 Conference)
- Emerging Issues in Holocaust Education edited by Kathleen McSharry (2006 Conference)
- Teaching the Holocaust in Catholic Schools edited by Kathleen McSharry (2003 Conference)
- Children and the Holocaust edited by Mary Noël Kernan, S.C. (2000 Conference)
- Holocaust Education: Approaches That Work edited by Mary Noel Kernan, S.C. (1997 Conference)
- A Scholars’ Retreat on Claude Lanzmann’s Film, ‘Shoah’ edited by David A. Lynes (1995 Conference)
- At the Edge of the 21st Century edited by Patricia A. Farrant (1991 Conference)
- Peace/Shalom After Atrocity edited by Harry James Carges (1989 Conference)
The Eva Fleischner Oral History Project
The Eva Fleischner Oral History project is funded through the generosity of Hans and Leslie Fleischner, the brother and sister-in-law of the late Eva Fleischner, a noted Holocaust scholar, and aims to provide K-12 educators with the video testimony of local Holocaust survivors as they teach future generations about the atrocities of the Shoah. The videos are available for viewing through the .
The following survivors have been interviewed and their videos are available for viewing:
In addition to the videos, the NCCHE has also developed high school-level lesson plans to go along with each video that is produced. To access these lesson plans, please click .
Contact
The National Catholic Center for Holocaust Education by email, or by calling (724) 830-1033.