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We feature guests from all over the world – figures whose work shapes and reshapes Holocaust memory and education, placing the past in a current, relevant and local context. Produced by Lois Roman.

Probing what Jewish life looked like before the Holocaust and what Holocaust memory means today through its literary and artistic representations, featuring writers, thinkers, and artists from Lithuania and the US. Curated by Vesta Burk.

A multidisciplinary exploration of the Shoah’s ever-changing and everlasting impact on our lives and the world we live in, featuring distinguished guest speakers, picked for being leaders and innovators in their fields. Produced by Sari Sheinfeld.

What is Holocaust distortion? Unlike Holocaust denial, a subject with a clear definition and clearer characteristics – the lie that the most well-documented atrocity in history did not happen â€“ the crime of distorting the Holocaust may seem much subtler, lighter. But is that truly the case? Can we so easily respond to those who agree the Holocaust happened, but dispute the context, magnitude, and legacy? Join Holocaust educator Paul Kutner and distinguished guests from around the world for a fascinating exploration of the risks inherent to this new, global danger to Holocaust remembrance and education. A co-production of the Emil A. and Jenny Fish Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies, the Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks-Herenstein Center for Values & Leadership, and the Rabbi Arthur Schneier Program for International Affairs, Distorted seeks to expose and discuss issues of Holocaust distortion and combat against this growing trend.

 With honored guests Mr. Ruslan Kavatsiuk, Mr. President Aleksander Kwasniewski, and Mr. Natan Sharansky.