Shoah Foundation to capture Oct. 7 testimonies
The testimonies from Hamas' attack on Southern Israel will join the Contemporary Antisemitism collection.
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Shoah Foundation opens new Leavey headquarters
The space opens the Shoah archive for public access and global reach.
Shoah Foundation aims to teach history, compassion in high schools
The initiative provides teaching tools that address sensitive subjects.
Historian speaks about Native American genocide
Benjamin Madley’s book explores US actions toward native peoples 150 years ago.
USC hosts first conference about Mayan genocide
The USC Shoah Foundation Center for Advanced Genocide Research held its first conference on the Guatemalan genocide this week to bring together researchers for informative panels on the little-known history of this era in Latin America. The conference, “A Conflict? Genocide and Research in Guatemala,” began Sunday and will continue through Wednesday. Attendees included award-winning […]
Shoah worker indexes Armenian testimonies
Though Shoah means “Holocaust” in Hebrew, Manuk Avedikyan is working to document survivor accounts of the Armenian Genocide for the USC Shoah Foundation, which has an agreement with the Armenian Film Foundation to preserve and disseminate these testimonies. The USC Shoah Foundation dedicates itself to documenting audio visual testimonies from survivors and witnesses of genocides […]
Research examines gratitude
The study used Holocaust documentaries and survivor stories to test reactions.
Shoah Foundation receives first endowed fellowship
Former director Douglas Greenberg and his wife Margee provided the funding for the award.
USC holds Armenian genocide awareness event
More than 1.5 million Armenians were killed, including 200 leaders.
USC student directing duo reflects on its film
Greg Irwin and Syuzanna Petrosyan incorporated their passion for human rights.