• Let there be Light Projections in Jerusalem & the UK (2020)

    International March of the Living Kristallnacht Commemoration projected on the Old City Walls of Jerusalem and Coventry Cathedral in the UK Help us send the message to the world, help us shine light over the darkness of hate by clicking here.

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  • The Hampton Synagogue Kristallnacht Commemoration (2020)

    On the eve of the 82nd anniversary of Kristallnacht – The Night of Broken Glass – International March of the Living World Chairman and CEO, Dr. Shmuel Rosenman, participated the first-ever Kristallnacht Commemoration with official participation by a Gulf state, hosted The Hampton Synagogue Rabbi March Schneier Community Center. Click on the video player below […]

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  • Presidents of Germany, Austria, and Israel say LET THERE BE LIGHT (2020)

    “Eighty-two years, and the dark shadows of the past have not disappeared from our streets.” The Presidents of Germany, Austria, and Israel stand together in a joint call against hatred and antisemitism, on the eve of the Kristallnacht anniversary. It is our duty to bring light to the darkness. To remember the horrors of the […]

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  • Alumni Spotlight: Joana Kirsch (’19), Costa Rica

    Joana Kirsch (Costa Rica ’19), Educator This week we are proud to feature Joana Kirsch (’19), alumna from the Costa Rican Adult delegation, whose experience on the March of the Living inspired her to pursue a career in early childhood education, where she helps instill a love for the Jewish people and Jewish heritage among […]

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  • Telling the Story through Art: Holocaust Art as a Primary Source

    In our continuing webinar series, the International March of the Living hosted a lecture October 29, 2020 with Holocaust Educator Liz Elsby. Focusing on individual artworks, Elsby demonstrated how exploring the artistic aspects of each painting, together with the context in which they were created and the questions they raise, combine to deepen our understanding […]

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  • Alumni Spotlight: Robin Ashleigh (’15-‘19), United Kingdom

    Robin Ashleigh (United Kingdom ’15-‘19 ), Marcher, Leader, Educator This week we are proud to feature Robin Ashleigh, an alumnus from March of the Living UK. Since first attending the program in 2015, Robin has made the March of the Living a priority, returning as bus leader and soon, as lead educator. My journey with […]

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  • Alumni Spotlight: Bryna Sherman Miller (’88), Cincinnati, USA

    Bryna Sherman Miller (Ohio ’88), First Generation Marcher This week we are proud to feature Bryna Sherman Miller, an alumna from the very first March of the Living in 1988. She made it her mission to share her life-changing experience with family, friends and strangers to educate them about the horrors of the Holocaust. That […]

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  • MOTL Statement on Facebook Hate Speech Policy

    International March of the Living applauds the decision by Facebook to expand its policy and prohibit any content that denies or distorts the Holocaust. “This is a very important and timely step toward improving international perception of the historical facts of the Holocaust, which current surveys have proven are gravely misunderstood by so many of […]

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  • Alumni Spotlight: Tsutomu Matsumoto (’16), Japan

    Tsutomu Matsumoto (Japan ’16), Musician This week we are proud to feature Tsutomu Matsumoto, who, along with his rock band, Night de Light, attended the March of the Living with Bridges for Peace Japan in 2016. Tsutomu, a devout Christian, was truly inspired by his experience in both Poland and Israel. Upon returning to Japan, […]

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