Holocaust Survivors together with intergenerational participants were brought together to create 18 works of art that spoke to the triumph of the human spirit. The Survivors shared life lessons and stories, as well as their determination to survive and rebuild- all of which are incorporated into artwork.

who?

We service organizations & groups.
Participants must be at least 10 years old and up. 

These organizations include Jewish and non-Jewish organizations- such as: 

• Schools (Elementary and High Schools)

• Cegeps and Universities

• Groups- such as Hillel, MOL, Sisterhoods, Various human rights and advocacy groups

• Hospital or Medical Staff and patients/their families who are undergoing mental and physical issues

• Synagogues and Churches

• Adult Professional Development for various professional and continuing education organizations

• Artists

• Federations

• As part of and to compliment the Conversion process- for conversions to Judaism.

• Senior Residences

• As a part of Yom Hashoah- Holocaust Remembrance Day- Commemorations

• Israel/Zionistic related organizations

• Holocaust Museums and Organizations

• Some social clubs

what?

We use our portable banner which is a 4x6 ft replica of the original canvasses.

We also show a video montage and incorporate visuals, audio, music, art and other interactive activities designed to meet the needs of your organization.

where?

when?

We travel to you!

Anytime other than Friday evenings and Saturdays. 
*Contact us for more info*

WHY? 

We created this educational piece in order to keep the promise which we made to the Survivors who participated in this process- the promise of  'Never Forget'. We decided to be proactive and say- 'RIA' which stands for- 'Remember In Action'.

This is our way of being proactive and using these canvasses which contain so many firsthand true testimonials in order to teach, inspire, motivate, remember and sensitize others, so that perhaps we can prevent other calamities such as this from happening again.

The artwork is used to promote dialogue about:

-Holocaust awareness-

-Remembrance and honouring the past-

-The importance of intergenerational exchanges-

-Resilience of the human spirit-

-Human rights and lessons learned-

-Professional development-

-Motivational sessions on how to work through and overcome challenges-

-Conflict resolution-