Hope for Humanity 2021 Digital Program Book

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~ Max Glauben | Survivor

FAIRMONT DALLAS 1717 N AKARD ST | DALLAS, TX 75201

DHHRM, Shoah Wing | Photo credit: Amanda Lynn Photography

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CEO & BOARD CHAIR Dear Friends, We are excited to welcome you, both virtually and in-person, to the 2021 Hope for Humanity event!

At the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, our mission is to teach the history of the Holocaust and advance human rights to combat prejudice, hatred, and indifference. Amid the continued increase in antisemitic and racially motivated sentiment and violence, it is more important than ever to reflect on the lessons of the Holocaust to ensure such atrocities will never happen again.

At the Museum, we look to history to inform our future. We are here tonight to celebrate our Survivors, who remind us that our choices matter and impact others. Rather than directing our efforts to avenging the past, they inspire us to make positive differences every day and to be truly grateful for all that we have.

Tonight, we are proud to honor Max Glauben as our 2021 Hope for Humanity awardee. More than 40 years ago, Max helped conceive the idea of a museum alongside fellow local Survivors. In the words of his children, while most people retire from their careers, their father chose to retire to another one: whole-heartedly devoting his time to support the Museum’s educational mission. His life is a testament to the importance of this work. The story Max shares illustrates what can happen when hatred goes unchecked and speaks to the power of what can happen when individuals stand up for what is right. Despite experiencing the worst of humanity during the Holocaust, Max has dedicated himself to sharing his family’s story with a message of hope, ending every speaking engagement with his signature “never, never, never, never give up.” How serendipitous it is that Glauben in German means “believe.”

In this season of Thanksgiving, our thoughts turn to the blessings in our lives — our families, friends, and community.

On behalf of the Board and Museum staff, we are deeply grateful to Event Chairs Candy and Ike Brown for successfully orchestrating tonight’s event and championing the values we hold dear. Along with the 2021 Hope for Humanity Honorary Co-Chairs and Host Committee, they worked tirelessly to bring this meaningful event to you tonight. Thanks to the incredible generosity of all of you, we are proud to announce that we have exceeded the goal for this important fundraiser for our Museum – THANK YOU for investing in our important work!

Together, we make a difference. Together, we inspire Upstanders.

Mary Pat Higgins Mark Zilbermann President and CEO Board Chair 3

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR COMMITMENT EVENT CHAIRS

CANDY AND IKE BROWN

HONORARY CO-CHAIRS Betty Jo and David Bell Marsha Gaswirth Liz and Tom Halsey Ynette and Jim Hogue Veronique and Hylton Jonas Ann and Nate Levine

Stan Rabin Helen and Frank Risch Celia and Larry Schoenbrun Florence and Howard Shapiro Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Jackie and Steve Waldman

HOST COMMITTEE Cristina Barbosa and Michael Young Shiva and Jarrod Beck Fran and Mark Berg Azar and Darab Ganji Rena and Ken Glaser Lisa and Neil Goldberg Richard Krumholz Sharon and Charles Levin

Lee and Paul Michaels Katherine Perot Reeves and Eric Reeves Melissa and Matthew Rubel Catherine and Sam Susser Daphne and David Sydney Joanne and Charles Teichman Iris and Dennis Topletz Vicki Topletz

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MONIEK “MAX” GLAUBEN 2021 HOPE FOR HUMANITY HONOREE

At the time of Liberation, Max was a 17-year-old orphan who had witnessed and survived the unimaginable, including the murder of his immediate family. He has dedicated his life to honoring his family’s memory and the memory of the six million Jews by sharing his Holocaust story through the lens of compassion, empathy, and resilience. He reminds us that there is hope in hopelessness and that one person can make a difference.

Hope for humanity lies in each of us.

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AN EVENING OF RESILIENCE AND HOPE WELCOME

Candy and Ike Brown, Event Chairs 2021 Hope for Humanity

BLESSING

Rabbi Ari Sunshine, Senior Rabbi Congregation Shearith Israel

DINNER

First Course (gluten free) Organic greens, oven-dried tomatoes, toasted pine nuts, fireweed honey orange dressing.

Entrée Course (gluten free) Grilled ribeye with a merlot jus, smashed russet potatoes, broccolini, and roasted root vegetables.

Dessert Course Hazelnut praline and raspberry pavé.

Pumpkin crumb cake with cream cheese swirl and caramel sauce, dried apricot and figs.

Wine Mt. Tabor Chardonnay Herzog Selection Merlot VDP

OUR MISSION IN ACTION

HONORING OUR SURVIVORS TOGETHER, WE INSPIRE UPSTANDERS 2021 HOPE FOR HUMANITY AWARD PRESENTATION

Dallas Kosher

Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Tribute Video Mark Zilbermann, Board Chair Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Moniek “Max” Glauben

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THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY LEGACY

VIRTUAL PROGRAM SPONSOR

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TEACHER OF TOLERANCE Barbara (z”l) and Stan Rabin

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Janet and Jeffrey Beck/ Bobbi and Richard Massman EY Sarah and Alan Losinger Mark and Cathy Zoradi

Michelle and Marshall Funk Lisa and Neil Goldberg Debbie and Eric Green Rosalyn G. Rosenthal Alice and Jim Skinner

AMBASSADOR OF HOPE Carol and Steve Aaron The Andres Family Betty Jo and David Bell Fran and Mark Berg Renee and Hill A. Feinberg Foley & Lardner LLP/ Celia and Larry Schoenbrun/ Jolie and Michael Newman Drs. Lisa and David Genecov/ Ann and Michael Ochstein

The Glazer Family/ Southern Glazer’s Liz and Tom Halsey The Hirsch Family Foundation Ynette and Jim Hogue Ronit and Haviv Ilan Ann and Nate Levine Debbi Levy and Barry Rothschild Fay and Brian Lidji/ Jackson Walker LLP

Locke Lord/ Carol and Don Glendenning NFI Industries Ruthie and Jay Pack Family Foundation Nancy Perot and Rod Jones Cindy and Howard Rachofsky Robbie Watson Raphael Helen and Frank Risch Terry and Bert Romberg

The Honorable Florence Donald Shapiro and Howard Shapiro Sloan Investment Management, LLC/ Casey W. Conway Susser Bank/ Catherine and Sam L. Susser Daphne and David Sydney Jackie and Steve Waldman Bonnie and Jeffrey Whitman Mark and Peggy Zilbermann

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Ginette Albert, Sara and Mark Albert, and Katherine Albert Jennifer and Peter Altabef Anonymous Barbra and Bud Applebaum/ Lee and Paul Michaels Cristina Barbosa and Michael Young Christell and Michael Baum/ Wick Phillips Dr. Joseph and Julie Meetal Berman Rebecca and Allen Bodzy/ Rozalia and William Lumry Diane and Hal Brierley Inette and Joshua Brown Rebecca and Ken Bruder/ Patricia Wolfson Fagadau CD Wealth Management/ Barbi and Scott Cohen Robyn and Jon Daniels

Susan and Michael Davidoff/ Cheryl and Paul Gardner Mary and Neil Dorflinger/ Joan and Bruce Sostek Cynthia and Robert Feldman Angela and Doug French Lynn and Gil Friedlander/ Bonnie and Michael Grossfeld Azar and Darab Ganji Gigi Gartner Marsha Gaswirth Lisa and Dr. Jeffrey Genecov/ Cindy and Dr. Mitch Moskowitz Sherry and Ken Goldberg Dot and Basil Haymann Haynes and Boone, LLP Karlyn and Grant Herlitz Hersh Foundation Mary Pat and Lance Higgins Farrell & Hornberger

Jackson Walker/ Willie and Gigi Hornberger Veronique and Hylton Jonas Lisa and Peter Kraus Carol and Mark Kreditor/ Suellen and A.J. Rosmarin Leo & Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation/ Beverly and Joe Goldman Sharon and Charles Levin Lottye and Bobby Lyle Joy and Ronald Mankoff/ Staci and Jeffrey Mankoff Ann and Fred Margolin Marsh McLennan Agency/ Kevin Pailet, Dan Prescott, and Stuart Prescott Howard M. Meyers Jana and Robert Milstein North Dallas Bank & Trust Co.

OMNIPLAN | Austin Commercial Stanley M. Peskind Melanie and Eric Pinker Laurie and Todd Platt Raelaine and Paul Radnitz Redlee/ SCS Inc. Katherine Perot Reeves and Eric Reeves The Retail Connection Catherine and Will Rose Ruthy and Steven Rosenberg Barbara and Randall Rosenblatt, MD Kimberly and Jon Ross/ Linda and Ken Wimberly Melissa and Matthew Rubel Sabrina and Adam Schiller Stefanie Schneidler and Jeffrey Robinson The Schultz and Romaner Families Daphne and Jay Shipowitz * As of production deadline.

BUTTERFLY OF FREEDOM (continued) Sidley Austin LLP Lisa K. Simmons Nicole and Justin Small Andy Smith and Paul von Wupperfeld Southern Methodist University

Cindy and Stuart Spechler Marianne and Roger Staubach Karla and Larry Steinberg Phyllis and Ron Steinhart Barbara and Arnold Stokol

Tailwater Capital LLC/ Berkeley and Jason Downie Joanne and Charles Teichman Iris and Dennis Topletz Toyota Karen Shosid Weinreb

Alison and Michael Weinstein Michelle and Ronald Weisfeld Donna Arp Weitzman and Herb Weitzman Barbara and Donald Zale

BUTTERFLY DONATIONS Dr. Diane and David Birk Gibson Dunn The Hegi Family

Jane B. and Edwin P. Jenevein, M.D. Amy and Harlan Korenvaes Diana and Todd Maclin

Dawn and Todd Aaron Terri and Alan Greenspan

Linnie and Michael Katz Robyn Menter and Martin Posner

Gilian and Steve Baron Pam and Leon Dagerman Dallas Jewish Funerals Ann Marie and J.D. Dell Fran and David Eisenberg Arlene Jacobs-Feltman and Allen Feltman

Rebecca and Barron Fletcher Family of Lori and Rick Golman Elaina and Gary Gross Dr. Stephanie and Michael Hirsh Jennifer and Tom Karol Betsy and Mark Kleinman

A. Ravi Malick Deedie Rose TurningPoint Foundation/ Molly Byrne

GENERATIONS Carolyn and Karl Rathjen Lauren and Jeff Zlotky

GIFT OF CHAI Michelle and Brian Kravitz Walter J. Levy and Family Morton H. Meyerson, in honor of Helen and Frank Risch Alysa Teichman Taylor Jacobs and Jake Teichman

Mary Anne and David Alhadeff Rivka and Bradley Altman Anonymous (2 donors) Hong and Jim Bass Shiva and Jarrod Beck Sheela and Marc Birnbaum Linda and Steve Blasnik BNY Mellon Wealth Management Denise and Bart Bookatz Paula and Scott Burford Stacey and Chuck Butler Brenda and Scott Butnick Peter and Lotty Repp Casillas Catholic Diocese of Dallas Susan and Leonard Cedars Judy and Sam Coats Miriam and Martin Cohen Phillip E. Cohen Communities Foundation of Texas Suzanne and Clint David Peggy Dear Esther and Mark Donald Sally and Tom Dunning Gary Eisenstat Eden and Tom Elieff Macki and Paul Ellenbogen

Bess and Ted Enloe Dia and Barry Epstein Evey and Chip Fagadau Pam Hochster Fine and Jeff Fine Diane and Mark Fleschler Cyd and Cliff Friedman Cathy and Craig Glick Michael Greco Lizzy and Dr. Jules Greif Ruth S. Hendelman Jennifer Owen and Jonathan Herman Raanan I. Horowitz Suzy and Marty Hotchkiss Maureen and Hilton Israelson Justin Kainz Leslie and David Katz Susan and Alan Klein Sherrie and Jeffrey Klein Melanie H. Kuhr Kerri and Rick Lacher June Leib Sylvie and Ian Levine Carol and John Levy Deborah Linksman Sheila Kreditor Lobel and Ira Lobel

Elaine and Michael Lowenkron Sharon and Thomas Meurer Catherine Novak Alice and Erle Nye Jay Oppenheimer and Todd King Elaine and Trevor Pearlman Laurie and Jeff Pierce, in honor of Lee Michaels Carol and Harold Pinker Cheryl Pollman Marcia Pulich W. Paul Radman, D.D.S. Lynette and Hedley Rakusin Ana and Jaime Rapaport Terry and Joel Ray Jolene Risch Nancy Rivin and Jim Bishkin Ann Baker Ronn Pat and Jed Rosenthal Paige and Marc Sachs Gail and Richard Sachson, in honor of Mark Zilbermann Esther and Jacques Sardas Cathy and Martin Schaffer May Sebel Ricki and Gabriel Shapiro

Virginia and Tim Shepherd Deborah and Eric Silverthorn Yasmin and Jeffrey Simon Cynthia and Robert Stetson Norma and Don Stone Whitney and Robert Strauss Rhona Streit Rosie M. Stromberg Nancy and Jerry Szor Erin Taylor Vicki L. Topletz Nancy Ungerman Maddy and Mark Unterberg Liz and Todd Waldman Janice Sweet Weinberg and Art Weinberg Andrea and Loren Weinstein Gerardo and Helga Weinstein Philanthropic Fund Joan and Sheldon Weinstein, in honor of Alison and Michael Weinstein Hilarie and Peter Weinstock Carl Weisbrod Lois C. Wolf Karen and Shelby Wyll

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CONTRIBUTIONS

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We honor the Dallas/Fort Worth area Survivors, Refugees, Hidden Children, and Kindertransportees by making a $1,000 donation on their behalf to the Holocaust Survivors Fund at the Jewish Family Services.

This fund serves Holocaust Survivors in the Dallas/Fort Worth area with counseling, psychotherapy, care management, financial assistance and non-medical home care to help maintain their independence and quality of life. These critical resources serve as an affirmation of a life to be lived with honor and peace.

To learn more, contact Debi Weiner | dweiner@JFSDallas.org | 972-437-9950 x213

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~ Yaffa Podbilewicz-Schuller, Ph.D. | JFS Clinical Psychologist for Holocaust Survivors

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HONORING OUR DALLAS/FORT WORTH AREA SURVIVORS,

Ginette Mandelblum Albert Paris, France Hidden Child

John Csapo Debrecen, Hungary Survivor

Ralph Hockley Karlsruhe, Germany Refugee

Brigitte Friedmann Altman Memel, Lithuania Survivor

Tova Lebovic Feldman Nitra, Slovakia Survivor

Margaret Turk Hopkovitz Vel’ka Ida, Czechoslovakia Survivor

Ruth Kryzman Altman Belchatow, Poland Survivor

Magie Romberg Furst Astheim, Germany Kindertransportee

Paul Kessler Vranov nad Topl’ou, Slovakia Hidden Child

Jack Belzacki Bell Neustadt, Poland Survivor

Ruvin Gershberg

Hanne Klein Augsburg, Germany Refugee

Ted Bernstein Wissen, Germany Refugee Helen Prengler Biderman Lukow, Poland Survivor/Hidden Child Rosa Hirsch Blum Domokos, Romania Survivor Mireille Kandel Csapo Estandeuil, France Hidden Child 12

Max Glauben Warsaw, Poland Survivor Berta Thalheimer Goetz Tuebingen, Germany Refugee Tibor Grunberger Michalovce, Czechoslovakia Survivor Hanna Nussbaum Hochster Fulda, Germany Refugee

Dr. Andras Lacko Budapest, Hungary Hidden Child Walter J. Levy Ortelsburg, Germany Refugee Doris Markowitz Poland Hidden Child Friedel Hess Marx Frankfurt, Germany Survivor

REFUGEES, HIDDEN CHILDREN, AND KINDERTRANSPORTEES

Margot Schachmann Okowita Berlin, Germany Survivor Dr. Zsuzsanna Abonyi Ozsvath Subotica, Yugoslavia Survivor/Hidden Child Kurt Plaut Bad Neustadt, Germany Refugee Herschel Prengler Lukow, Poland Hidden Child Mendel Prengler Lukow, Poland Survivor Liliane Grozinger Richman Paris, France Hidden Child Hannah Matuson Rigler Shavli, Lithuania Survivor

Bert Romberg Astheim, Germany Kindertransportee

Helga Wolfe Weinstein Berlin, Germany Refugee

Ann Pappenheim Rosenberg Vienna, Austria Refugee

Peter Winston Germany Refugee

Gusta Steiman Rosenberg Krakow, Poland Refugee Belle Fiszlewicz Seals Szydlowicz, Poland Survivor Dr. Charles Silver Radom Ghetto, Poland Hidden Child Dr. Max Spindler Antwerp, Belgium Hidden Child Heinz Wallach Baumbach, Germany Survivor

Elizabeth Tausky Wolff Sered, Czechoslovakia Refugee Rosian Bagriansky Zerner Kovno, Lithuania Survivor

OF BLESSED MEMORY Edith Arie Baker (z”l) Sofia, Bulgaria Survivor Leon Bakst (z”l) Ivie, Poland Survivor/Partisan Andrew Rosenberg Bramley (z”l) Budapest, Hungary Survivor 13

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With appreciation to Frank Risch and Ron Steinhart. Your visionary leadership and extraordinary commitment to human rights are an inspiration to us all.

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Together, we remember the 6 million Jews whose lives were lost, teach the history of the Holocaust, and combat prejudice, hatred, and discrimination.

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THANK YOU FOR 2021 HOPE FOR HUMANITY PROGRAM

EDUCATION MISSION VIDEO

LIVE AND VIRTUAL PRODUCTION Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Encore Global | Fairmont Dallas

PRODUCTION Chris Kelley, The Kelley Group Mac Boles, The Kelley Group

SPECIAL THANKS Candy and Ike Brown, Event Chairs 2021 Hope for Humanity

SPECIAL THANKS Danae Boyd, History Teacher Coppell Independent School District

Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Candy and Ike Brown, Event Chairs 2021 Hope for Humanity

Rabbi Ari Sunshine, Senior Rabbi Congregation Shearith Israel

Cathleen Cadigan, U.S. History/Social Studies Teacher Dallas Independent School District

Mark Zilbermann, Board Chair Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

SURVIVOR TRIBUTE VIDEO

James Hopper, Superintendent Venus Independent School District

PRODUCTION Melissa Plaskoff, On-Air Media Collin Britton, Video Editor CONTENT PARTNERS Amanda Lynn Photography Athens Daily Review The Frank and Helen Risch Family Library & Archives

Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Dallas Jewish Historical Society United States Holocaust Memorial Museum DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM Sara Abosch Jacobson, Ph.D. |

Barbara Rabin Chief Education Officer Barbara Acuña-Taylor | Director of Special Events Felicia Williamson | Director of Library and Archives 64

Dr. Brad Hunt, Superintendent Coppell Independent School District Benjamin Vollmer, Department Head English Language Arts and Reading Venus Independent School District Mark Zilbermann, Board Chair Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM Sara Abosch Jacobson, Ph.D. |

Barbara Rabin Chief Education Officer Casey Bush | Museum Educator Charlotte Decoster, Ph.D. | Ackerman Family

Director of Education

AN INSPIRATIONAL EVENING MAX GLAUBEN: A LEGACY OF HOPE TRIBUTE VIDEO PRODUCTION AND CONTENT PROCUREMENT Miles Emerson | Testimonies, Narration, Production Collin Britton, On-Air Media | Video Editor, Production

SPECIAL THANKS Candy and Ike Brown, Event Chairs 2021 Hope for Humanity

CONTENT PARTNERS, IMAGES AND FILM FOOTAGE The Dallas Morning News

Angela Hartman, District Lead Librarian Hutto Independent School District

The Frank and Helen Risch Family Library & Archives Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum

United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Rabbi Ari Sunshine, Senior Rabbi Congregation Shearith Israel

1985 and 2016 Max Glauben filmed testimonies Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum 1993 Max Glauben filmed testimony USC Shoah Foundation 2021 Max Glauben filmed testimony and tribute interviews Miles Emerson and Collin Britton | On-Air Media Max Rosenzweig, animated graphics DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM Sara Abosch Jacobson, Ph.D. |

Barbara Rabin Chief Education Officer Barbara Acuña-Taylor | Director of Special Events Max Rosenzweig | Graphic Designer Felicia Williamson | Director of Library and Archives

2021 DHHRM event: The Upstander: A Conversation with Max Glauben and Jori Epstein Jori Epstein Brendan Miniter March of the Living participants Eli Minsky Jonathan Nurko Max Glauben’s Legacy Frieda Glauben, Max’s wife Shari Becker, Daughter Barry Glauben, Son Phillip Glauben, Son Alec Becker, Grandson Madison Becker, Granddaughter Blake Glauben, Grandson Haley Glauben, Granddaughter Ross Glauben, Grandson Sarah Golman, Granddaughter Delaney Katz, Granddaughter 65

THANK YOU FOR YOUR LEADERSHIP 2021 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS Mark Zilbermann | Board Chair Frank Risch | Immediate Past Board Chair Lee Michaels | Vice Board Chair Mary Pat Higgins | President and CEO Ike Brown | Vice President Steven Rosenberg | Treasurer Christopher Williams | Assistant Treasurer Melanie H. Kuhr | Secretary Thear Suzuki | Assistant Secretary Directors Rivka Altman Cristina Barbosa Jarrod Bassman Jarrod Beck Cecily Bolding Beth Bull Sara Garcia Duran Lauren Embrey Janiece Evans-Page Edwin Flores Ronit Ilan Lauren Leahy Lifetime Directors David Bell P Marsha Gaswirth Max Glauben P Thomas S. Halsey P James M. Hogue P Hylton L. Jonas P Nate Levine 66

Elected/Appointed Members of Executive Committee David B. Ackerman | Chair of Endowment Foundation Mark Zoradi | Chair of Marketing Committee Neil Goldberg | Chair of Development Committee Kenneth W. Wimberly | Chair of Program Committee Peter Kraus | Chair of Current Issues Committee Michele Valdez | Appointed Julia Wada | Appointed

Caren Lock A. Ravi Malick The Honorable Ann Margolin Yana Mintskovsky Larry Mondry Cindy Moskowitz Shula Netzer Tracy Preston A. Steven Raab Katherine Perot Reeves Jolene F. Risch Josh Roseman

Zsuzsanna Ozsvath, PhD Stan Rabin Michael Schiff P Larry Schoenbrun Ronald G. Steinhart Stephen Waldman P

Melissa Rubel Hernan Saenz The Honorable Florence Donald Shapiro Neisha Strambler-Butler Whitney Strauss Sam L. Susser Charmaine A. Tang Paul von Wupperfeld Abigail Williams

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Past Chairs

DALLAS HOLOCAUST AND HUMAN RIGHTS MUSEUM STAFF Mary Pat Higgins, President and CEO Sara Abosch Jacobson, Ph.D. Barbara Rabin Chief Education Officer

Caroline Fangman Program Coordinator

Laura Miranda Museum Educator

Shelby Gadol Marketing Coordinator

Sabrina Miranda Grant Writer

Elizabeth Adams Director of Corporate Partnerships

Jessica Whitt Garner Chief Advancement and External Affairs Officer

Ryan Novak Building Engineer

Robynn Amaba Archives Assistant

Forrest Goings Advancement Coordinator

Hillary Barron Museum Experience Lead

Karla Gonzalez Museum Store Associate

Kathy Beal Senior Accountant

Reid Hamilton Database Coordinator

Annie Black Director of Programs & Volunteers

Anne Hanisch Project Cataloger

Casey Bush Museum Educator

Rachel Hendricks Group Tours Coordinator

Sarah Bushey Accounting, HR, and Operations Manager

Adilene Hernandez Group Tours and Survivor Relations Manager

Barbara Acuña-Taylor Director of Special Events

Maria Castañeda, Ph.D. Assistant Museum Educator Lily Castillo Museum Store Associate Brittni Coe Volunteer Coordinator Charlotte Decoster, Ph.D. Ackerman Family Director of Education Leslie Dworkin Accounting Clerk Tamara Elliot Museum Experience Associate Kathryn English Museum Experience Lead

Janet Hitt Marketing Manager Zaynab Holland Museum Experience Lead Tammiko Jones Executive Assistant to the President and CEO

Frida Plata Museum Experience Associate Allison Reimer Museum Experience Associate Celestina Reyes Assistant Museum Experience Manager Elyse Rodriguez Museum Store Manager Kelly Rosales Chief Financial Officer Max Rosenzweig Graphic Designer Brennan Shea AV Technician Garrett Smith AV Technician Logan Swafford Museum Experience Associate Ruth Varghese Museum Experience Associate

Ellie Keffler Museum Experience Lead

Helen Vidrine Museum Experience Associate

Deanne McElroy Membership and Analytics Manager

Mike Weaver Director of Facilities

Jackie Menjivar Museum Experience Manager

Felicia Williamson Director of Library & Archives

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CURRENT AND UPCOMING SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS

The Book Smugglers: Partisans, Poets, and the Race to Save Jewish Treasures from the Nazis June 23, 2021 – January 2, 2022 The Book Smugglers is the nearly unbelievable true story of ghetto residents who rescued thousands of rare books and manuscripts by hiding them on their persons, burying them in bunkers, and smuggling them across borders. Set in Vilna, Lithuania, known as the “Jerusalem of Lithuania” for its Jewish culture rich with art, music, literature, poetry, theater, and opera, a small group of partisans and poets risked everything to save Jewish cultural treasures.

The Book Smugglers: Partisans, Poets and the Race to Save Jewish Treasures from the Nazis is curated by Holocaust Museum Houston based on the book by David E. Fishman.

Reserve Tickets Now SPONSORED BY

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CURRENT AND UPCOMING SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS Courage and Compassion: The Japanese American World War II Experience January 20, 2022 – June 12, 2022 Following Japan’s bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Japanese Americans living on the West Coast were forced from their homes and into incarceration camps scattered across the western and southern United States. Approximately 120,000 residents of Japanese ancestry, nearly two-thirds of whom were American citizens, were forced to leave their lives behind, denied their constitutional rights, and imprisoned without trial simply because they looked like the enemy.

Using images, audio, interactives, and testimony, Courage and Compassion provides a 360-degree perspective of the WWII experience of Americans of Japanese ancestry while exploring the relevance of these events today. The exhibition honors people across America who stood up to recognize Japanese Americans as friends, neighbors, and fellow citizens.

Photo courtesy of National Archives & Records Administration.

Dorothea Lange Collection.

SPONSORED BY Texas Holocaust, Genocide, and Antisemitism Advisory Commission

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UPCOMING EVENTS DECEMBER 2021 Thursday, December 2, 2021 Highlights from the Archives: The 1936 Olympics 12:00 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom Register Here Monday, December 6, 2021 The State of Antisemitism in America 2021 7:00 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom Register Here Monday, December 13, 2021 The Ravine: A Family, a Photograph, a Holocaust Massacre Revealed by Wendy Lower 1:00 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom Register Here

JANUARY 2022 Thursday, January 20, 2022 Special Exhibition Opening Courage and Compassion: The Japanese American World War II Experience 6:00 p.m. Reception | 7:00 p.m. Program | At the Museum Sunday, January 23, 2022 International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration 2:00 p.m. | At the Museum Register for these programs at www.dhhrm.org/programs-and-events/ 70

FUNK FAMILY UPSTANDER SPEAKER SERIES

JUDITH HEUMANN TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2022 | 7:00 P.M. VIRTUAL VIA ZOOM

The Funk Family Upstander Speaker Series was created to showcase individuals and organizations who stand up for human rights on a local, national, or global level.

Named in loving memory of Blanche & Max Goldberg | Fannie & Isaac Funk.

At five years old, Judith Heumann was denied the right to attend public school because the wheelchair she used after contracting polio was deemed a “fire hazard.” Heumann channeled this early experience with discrimination, as well as many instances thereafter, into becoming a tireless advocate for the rights of disabled people. A leader at the forefront of the disability rights movement, Heumann played a key role in advancing the independent living movement and implementing national legislation, including the Americans with Disabilities Act. Join us to hear how Judith Heumann has dedicated her life to advocacy and enacted positive change for millions of people living with disabilities in the United States.

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UPSTANDER PARTNERSHIP

The Upstander Partnership with the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum allows districts to integrate social emotional learning, civics, and inclusion education through a consistent and engaging cross-curricular learning plan for Kindergarten to 12th grade to encourage students to become Upstanders in their community.

Texas Holocaust, Genocide, and Antisemitism Advisory Commission

The Museum is proud to have piloted the Upstander Partnership program with Coppell Independent School District for the 2021-2022 academic school year.

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Access to learning resource database (lessons, videos, teaching strategies) In-person student tours of the Museum Virtual or at school Museum Educator presentations Special teacher and student events with the Museum’s educational partners Professional development for educators Strategic planning and coordination with Museum Educators

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DIMENSIONS IN TESTIMONY THEATER

It’s real time.

It’s groundbreaking.

Interact with virtual Survivors in a specially designed space, where high-definition holographic interview recordings paired with voice recognition technology enable these incredible people to respond to questions from the audience, inviting one-on-one ‘conversation.’

Reserve Tickets Now

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Featured Survivor Speakers Aaron Elster Fritzie Fritzshall Max Glauben Pinchas Gutter Sam Harris Eva Kor

Anita Lasker-Wallfisch Janine Oberrotman Eva Schloss Adina Sella Israel “Izzy” Starck Matus Stolov

Dimensions in TestimonySM is an initiative by USC Shoah Foundation to record and display testimony in a way that will preserve the dialogue between Holocaust Survivors and learners far into the future. Collaborating within the project are Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center, with technology by USC Institute for Creative Technologies, and concept by Conscience Display. Funding for Dimensions in TestimonySM was provided in part by Pears Foundation, Louis. F. Smith, Melinda Goldrich and Andrea Clayton/Goldrich Family Foundation in honor of Jona Goldrich, and Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center. Other partners include CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center.

Our Dimensions in TestimonySM Theater experience is included with Museum admission.

Learn more at www.dhhrm.org/exhibitions/dimensions-in-testimony-theater/

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469-399-5210 | www.DHHRM.org/membership

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We can ignite a passion in students… to be Upstanders, to use their voices and actions, so the mission reverberates way beyond us all.

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~ 8th Grade Teacher | Bulldog Academy | Palmer ISD

Amanda Lynn Photography | Athens Daily Review Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum Archives Dallas Jewish Historical Society | Max Rosenzweig

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SURVIVORS DON’T HAVE TIME TO ASK,

“WHY ME?” FOR SURVIVORS, THE ONLY

RELEVANT QUESTION IS,

“WHAT NOW?”

~ Dr. Edith Eger | Survivor | Auschwitz

“Never, never, never, never give up.” ~ Max Glauben

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