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We are
very fortunate in New Jersey to have
within a few hours drive, three museums
which enhance learning about the
Holocaust/genocide, prejudice reduction
and intolerance. Visitations to these
museums will assist districts in meeting
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Kid Bridge Tolerance Museum |
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Simon Wiesenthal Center - New York Office |
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Stacy Pinero, Scheduling Coordinator |
18 First
Place
Battery Park City
New York, NY
(212)
968-1800 ext. 131
(212) 968-1368 fax |
For Info
Write to:
One Battery Park Plaza
New York, NY 10004-1484
Or call:
(212) 509-6130
www.mjhnyc.org
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Christie Aden, Scheduling Coordinator |
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100 Raoul
Wallenberg Pl. S.W. Washington, D.C.
20024-2150
(202)
488-0400
(202) 488-2690 fax |
For
Scheduling
(202) 488-0455
(202) 488-2606 fax
Free |
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Helen Kirschbaum or Helene Klimberg,
Scheduling Coordinators
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1301
Springdale Road
Suite 200
Cherry Hill, NJ 08003
(856)
751-9500 ext. 249
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Phil
Kirschner, Esq.,
Chairman
Rabbi Norman R. Patz,
Vice Chairman
Dr. Paul B. Winkler,
Executive Director
State of New
Jersey
Commission on Holocaust Education
P.O. Box 500
Trenton, NJ 08625
(609)292-9274 phone
(609)292-1211 fax
holocaus@doe.state.nj.us |
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We invite you to find out more, whether
you require Group or Company specific
information, simply explore the site
using the links to the left.
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The
New Jersey Holocaust Commission is an autonomous
body operating under its own policies and
positions. It acts as a resource to the
Department of Education to assist schools with
various aspects of meeting the requirements of
the mandate to provide Holocaust and genocide
education. The commission provides curriculum
outlines and suggested activities; identifies and
publicizes demonstration sites for other
districts to contact; and recommends
informational resources and materials for
teachers and students to use in the state. |
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