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

    Posted by MOTLorg on October 5, 2020

    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

  • Survivor Speaker Series: Mala Tribich, MBE, United Kingdom

    Posted by MOTLorg on September 30, 2020

    International March of the Living’s inaugural “When you listen to a witness, you become a witness” Survivor Speaker Series debuted on Wednesday, September 30, 2020. The program featured Mala Tribich, MBE, from the United Kingdom, in an inspirational Q & A with Founder and Chairman of March of the Living

  • Alumni Spotlight: Marlene Goldstein (’16, ’18, ’19), HMTC Adults, USA

    Posted by MOTLorg on September 21, 2020

    Marlene Goldstein (HMTC Adults ‘16, ‘18, ’19), Author During this holy period of the Yamim Noraim, leading up to Yom Kippur, this week, we are proud to feature Marlene Goldstein (’16, ’18, ’19), alumna from the The Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County (HMTC) Adults group, whose experience

  • Alumni Spotlight: Eli Jonah Karls (’17), Montreal, Canada

    Posted by MOTLorg on September 14, 2020

    Eli Jonah Karls (Montreal ’17), Global Change Maker This week we are proud to feature Eli Jonah Karls (’17), alumnus from March of the Living Montreal, whose experience on the March of the Living served as the catalyst for his entire life’s purpose, and has transformed him into a social

  • Fireside Chat with Rabbi Israel Meir Lau

    Posted by MOTLorg on September 13, 2020

    Click here or on the video player below to watch the recording of International March of the Living’s inaugural Fireside Chat featuring renowned Holocaust Survivor Rav Israel Meir Lau, Former Chief Rabbi of Israel and Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv-Yafo. Rabbi Lau has participated in every March of the Living since

  • Alumni Spotlight: Maayan Shapurkar (’17), India

    Posted by MOTLorg on September 7, 2020

    Maayan Shapurkar (India ’17), Jewish Young Adult Engagement Professional This week we are proud to feature Maayan Shapurkar (’17), an alumna who traveled with a delegation from India with March of the Living UK, whose experience on the March of the Living has inspired her to elevate Holocaust awareness and

  • Alumni Spotlight: Josh Ahdoot (’09), Los Angeles, USA

    Posted by MOTLorg on August 31, 2020

    Josh Ahdoot (BJE Los Angeles ’09), Entrepreneur This week we are proud to feature Josh Ahdoot (’09), alumnus from BJE Los Angeles, who, inspired by his March of the Living experience, strives to create safe spaces for inter-community dialogue. Gas chambers, mass grave sites, bloody dolls and a toddler’s abandoned

  • Alumni Spotlight: Brian Frojmowicz (’18), Argentina

    Posted by MOTLorg on August 24, 2020

    HAGA CLIC AQUÍ PARA LEER EN ESPAÑOL Brian Frojmowicz, Argentina ’18 (Martin Buber School), Student Activist This week we are proud to feature Brian Frojmowicz (’18), alumnus from Marcha de la Vida Argentina, Martin Buber School. Inspired by his experience on March of the Living, in which he was followed

  • RESISTANCE: Conversation with Jesse Eisenberg + Jonathan Jakubowicz

    Posted by MOTLorg on August 18, 2020

    The International March of the Living kicked off our new webinar series on Tuesday, August 18, 2020 with a conversation about the film Resistance with its star Jesse Eisenberg (The Social Network) and director and screenwriter Jonathan Jakubowicz (Hands of Stone, Secuestro Express). The program was moderated by Dana Arschin,

  • Alumni Spotlight: Gábor Gordon (’03-‘20), Hungary

    Posted by MOTLorg on August 17, 2020

    CLICK HERE TO READ IN HUNGARIAN Gábor Gordon (MOTL ’03-‘20), Founder, March of the Living Hungary This week we are proud to feature Gábor Gordon (MOTL ’03-‘20), who was so inspired by his March experience that he founded the March of the Living organization in Hungary, Az Élet Menete. I