Niki Caro explains her pursuit of truth in The Zookeeper’s Wife
Niki Caro’s fascination for truth and storytelling lead to her pursuit as a director.
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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.
Ceremony held to remember the Holocaust
On Monday evening, USC Hillel hosted “Remembering the Holocaust: A Yom Ha’Shoah Ceremony” as part of USC’s Genocide Awareness Month. The event, which began with a short religious ceremony in memory of the 6 million Jewish Holocaust victims, included the lighting of six candles — one for each million killed. Following this was a panel […]
Shoah forms partnership with Comcast
Comcast will broadcast films focused on the Holocaust as part of the new partnership.
Archivist engages in outreach
USC Libraries archivist Michaela Ullmann also hosts research sessions for students.
Witnesses recounts horrors of Holocaust
Silent Witnesses, a new one-woman play, convincingly relates the journey and recovery of four women who survived the Holocaust.
Holocaust survivor talks of power of good
Anne Frank’s step sister, Eve Schloss, recounts her first memory of meeting Frank.
Flat searches for personal, historic truths
Arnon Goldfinger’s latest documentary combines family and Holocaust history.
Event explores political propaganda
It is our responsibility to break the cycle of hatred, said Stephen Smith, executive director of the USC Shoah Foundation as he welcomed spectators to “Mind Over Media: Politics, Propaganda, and the Digital Age,” a panel discussion in Doheny Library on Thursday night. Panelists discussed the role of propaganda in American politics and also how propaganda […]