1st permanent Holocaust museum to be built in Phoenix
The Arizona Jewish Historical Society on Tuesday announced plans to build the first permanent Holocaust education center in Phoenix.
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City of Phoenix to open its 1st Holocaust museum
The Arizona Jewish Historical Society on Tuesday announced plans to build the first permanent Holocaust education center in Phoenix.
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Here are the finalists for the 11th Annual Mayor's Arts Awards
Phoenix Center for the Arts, in partnership with City of Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, announced the 11th Annual Mayor’s Arts Awards Finalists.
Source: azbigmedia.com
In favor of the GO Bond
We, the executive officers of the Board of Rabbis of Greater Phoenix, wholeheartedly support the Phoenix General Obligation (GO) Bond. We encourage you to support questions 1-4 with a “yes”
Source: jewishaz.com
Phoenix mayor speaks to Jewish students about overcoming antisemitism
As one of the youngest big city mayors in the country and a member of the Jewish faith, Gallego often speaks about tolerance and inclusion.
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AZJHS keeps Holocaust history alive with immersive exhibits
On the anniversary of Kristallnacht, Nov. 9, the Arizona Jewish Historical Society (AZJHS) will unveil a new, original exhibit, “Stories of Survival: An Immersive Journey through the Holocaust.” The exhibition
Source: jewishaz.com
Scottsdale artist creates 'life masks' to keep Holocaust stories alive
Artist Robert Sutz, 92, creates life masks to honor Holocaust survivors and liberators.
Source: azcentral.com
Holocaust survivors memoralized through 'life masks'
Scottsdale artist Robert Sutz casts the faces of Holocaust survivors, liberators and righteous gentiles into “life masks” to preserve their stories.
Source: azpbs.org
Venues Are Returning to Live Indoor Performances — Plus More Metro Phoenix Arts News
Genocide Awareness Week Scottsdale Community College is presenting a series of virtual events for its Genocide Awareness Week from April 12 to 17. The free event includes workshops, artwork, storytelling, lectures, and other offerings exploring topics such as the Holocaust and human rights along the U.S.-Mexico border. Work by Ellen Blalock, who is curating a new quilt exhibit in Chandler. Vision Gallery Call for Quilt Art Vision Gallery has issued a call for art for an upcoming exhibit titled ...
Source: phoenixnewtimes.com