Bet Torah teens in 7th-12th grade are invited to remember the six million through discussion of The Sunflower and by hearing survivor Judy Altmann share her story.
Join Lead Teen Educator Robin Wald and fellow Bet Torah teens (open to TLC and 7th graders) as we delve deeper into Holocaust learning and the themes of responsibility and forgiveness, through a discussion of Simon Wiesenthal’s Sunflower.
In lieu of tuition or program fee, please consider donating $18 to an organization of our choice that promotes Holocaust education and memory, or combats genocide.
Zikaron BaSalon with Judy Altmann
Tuesday, 4/13, 6:30 p.m 
Open to Bet Torah teens in 7th grade, all Jewish teens in 8th-12th grade.
Judy Altmann was born in Jasina, Czechoslovakia. She was fourteen years old when her town was invaded by the Nazis in 1939. Today, Mrs. Altmann delivers her testimony to thousands of schoolchildren, is a member of the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center Speakers Bureau, and is Vice President of the Holocaust Child Survivors of Connecticut.
Learn about Bet Torah's other Yom Hashoah commemorations at BetTorah.org/Yom-Hashoah. Yom Hashoah begins Wednesday evening, 4/7, and ends at nightfall on Thursday.