Tucson Jewish Museum & Holocaust Center

Tucson Jewish Museum & Holocaust Center

博物馆

Tucson,AZ 239 位关注者

Using history to build a more just tomorrow.

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Tucson Jewish Museum & Holocaust Center's Mission: - Educating about the Holocaust and other genocides - Exploring the legacy of Jewish experiences in Southern Arizona - Preserving the first synagogue built in the Arizona Territory - Collaborating with Tucson's diverse community to promote human rights The Tucson Jewish Museum & Holocaust Center is located in Barrio Viejo, an historic neighborhood on the southern edge of downtown Tucson. The museum features the first synagogue built in the Arizona Territory (1910) and a Holocaust History Center. Through educational and community outreach, exhibitions, and public programs, the museum explores the histories and contemporary experiences of Jewish people in Southern Arizona and purposefully places them in conversation with the experiences of other traditionally marginalized communities. The Holocaust Center presents the Holocaust through the life experiences of more than 260 Holocaust survivors who both survived Nazi persecution and later lived in Southern Arizona. The center includes a contemporary human rights gallery which hosts annual rotating exhibitions that highlight present-day human rights violations and issues of social justice. The TJMHC campus includes numerous exterior spaces including a memorial garden and contemplation space. The museum is dedicated to its work strengthening connections across the communities that comprise Southern Arizona and using the past as a tool to pave the way toward a more just and peaceful future.

网站
https://www.jewishhistorymuseum.org/
所属行业
博物馆
规模
2-10 人
总部
Tucson,AZ
类型
非营利机构

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  • Tickets are still available for Community in Unity with Rabbi Sharon Brous, author of the bestselling "The Amen Effect." Join us on November 17!

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    Join us for this dynamic and engaging conversation with Rabbi Sharon Brous, author of bestselling book 'The Amen Effect: Ancient Wisdom to Heal Our Heart and Mend Our Broken World.' Rabbi Brous will guide us through an enriching exploration of how our diverse Southern Arizona community can come together during this fraught time. Tickets are going fast! https://lnkd.in/gpHK_RVq

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  • Join us for Rabbi Seltzer's third installment in his series on Chosenness. This talk will discuss the implications of Chosenness in the current hatred of Jews and whether Judeophobia is a more accurate term. The event is available in-person and online. It is free and registration is required.

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  • Join us for a moderated discussion of perhaps the most impactful and well-known novel of the Holocaust. The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Lori Riegel, a Jewish educator for over 30 years who has developed a Holocaust Literature course taught for upper-high school English credit. The event is available in-person and online. It is free and registration is required.

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  • Georgetown Professor of Jewish Civilization Dr. Jacques Berlinerblau brings his deep understanding of the university ecosystem to this important discussion on the rise of campus antisemitism, the impact of student activism and protests, and student learning overall. Join us in-person or online. The event is free and registration is required.

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  • Jenn Budd is a former Senior Patrol Agent with the US Border Patrol in San Diego and author of her acclaimed memoir "Against the Wall: My Journey From Border Patrol Agent to Immigrant Rights Activist." She will speak with local immigration attorney Mo Goldman about the policies that create so many hurdles and obstacles for asylum seekers. The event is free and registration is required.

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  • Jewish Council for Public Affairs CEO Amy Spitalnick will speak about the deep connections between Jewish safety and the safety of all communities, the importance of coalition-building, and how the fight for a just and inclusive democracy brings fundamental Jewish values of equality and justice into action. The event is available in-person and online and is free to attend - registration is required.

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  • Please join us in-person or online for this exploration of the complex relationship between Black and Jewish communities in the US and a fresh look into the art, history, and issues that both unite and divide the two communities. The event is free an registration is required.

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  • Excited to announce that TJMHC is now a member of Local First Arizona! We believe in LFA's goals of "...fostering community-support and an unwavering sense of local pride and purpose in every Arizonan...that every individual and community deserves the opportunity to thrive..." We are your local history and social justice museum. Come down for a visit and let us know how we can work with you. TJMHC - local since 1910. #localfirstaz #historymuseum #Tucson

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  • Join Us for Tucson Pride on September 27! Members of Tucson's inclusive and affirming congregations are gathering once again to march in this year's Pride parade! Join people of every faith and background as we celebrate LGBTQIA+ friends, family members, and ourselves! AZ Jews for Pride is generously providing t-shirts for folks marching in the Tucson parade. The deadline to reserve a shirt is Saturday, August 31st!

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