GLOSX 0016 - Teaching and Commemorating the Holocaust and/or Genocides: Global and Local Perspectives
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Description
Date: Saturday, April 8, 2017
Time: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Humphrey School of Public Affairs, room #15
CEUs: 4
Cost: FREE
Registration Deadline: April1, 2017
The final day of an international symposium entitled "Comparative Genocide Studies and the Holocaust: Conflict and Convergence" will focus entirely on education. The morning panel will address the role of the Holocaust in teaching about other genocides, along with discussing the pedagogic rationale and intended effects of genocide education. After a brunch break, the afternoon panel will discuss Holocaust and genocide education in Minnesota, against the background of a local history of genocide of the Native population. This second panel includes educators who will discuss their work in local communities.
The final day of an international symposium entitled "Comparative Genocide Studies and the Holocaust: Conflict and Convergence" will focus entirely on education. The morning panel will address the role of the Holocaust in teaching about other genocides, along with discussing the pedagogic rationale and intended effects of genocide education. After a brunch break, the afternoon panel will discuss Holocaust and genocide education in Minnesota, against the background of a local history of genocide of the Native population. This second panel includes educators who will discuss their work in local communities.
Organized by CHGS with the Arsham and Charlotte Ohanessian Chair. Made possible by the Arsham and Charlotte Ohanessian Endowment Fund for Justice and Peace Studies of the Minneapolis Foundation.
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