COVID-19 Won’t Stop the School of Interactive Arts from Playing for Keeps
This article was originally published on DebrahCharatan.org All around the country, [...]
Navigating Ethics in Art and History Is A Necessary Challenge
Navigating the realization that something you treasure is a spoil [...]
US Senate Passes “Never Again Education Act” to Promote Holocaust Education
On May 13th, the Senate passed the Never Again Holocaust Education [...]
How Debrah Lee Charatan Made Family History a Philanthropic Legacy
This article, by Gillian Wood, was originally published on Medium. Ask [...]
We’ve Been Here Before: A Daughter of Holocaust Survivors Weighs in on the Border Crisis
We have a choice on whether or not we look [...]
The Lincoln Center Announces A New Cohort of Emerging Artists
On November 13th, the Lincoln Center for Performing Arts officially [...]
Maintaining Awareness of Antisemitism Can Help Us Heal It
After the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, [...]
How the 1964 New York World’s Fair Helped Create the Lincoln Center
When the New York World’s Fair opened in 1964, its [...]
A Journey into the Past and Reflections on the Future: The Museum of Jewish Heritage’s Auschwitz Exhibit
In May, the Museum of Jewish Heritage — A Living Memorial [...]
Debrah Lee Charatan Reflects on Holocaust Survivors’ Resilience
This article, by Talia Feldberg, was published on Patch.com New York [...]