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HHRC History: Photo of 1984 Summer Seminar at Bowdoin College
rating online dating sites Here’s a photo of the class and presenters from the 1984 Summer Seminar that led to the creation of the HHRC along with the cover from the workshop program.
Read MoreEli Wiesel: “We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.”
japanese dating sim online We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.
Read MoreMaine Teachers: The HHRC is here for you!
As we transform our offerings, we’d love to hear from you. What can we do to support you? What sorts of resources will be helpful? Most importantly, how are you doing? We are here if you need us this spring.
Read MoreGerda Haas, Holocaust Survivor and HHRC Founder
In April 1985, Governor Brennan hosted tea at the Blaine House in Augusta for a small group of Holocaust survivors and allies to commemorate Yom HaShoah, the Holocaust Day of…
Read MoreThe Holocaust: Presence of the Past
Photographs by Judy Ellis Glickman With my cameras in hand, I walk the endless railroad tracks… All that I see and photograph speaks to me of its past, as if…
Read MoreWere The House Still Standing: Maine Survivors and Liberators Remember the Holocaust
Were the House Still Standing is a project inspired by words… The installation incorporates an innovative approach to storytelling through image, text, sound, and space…enabling us to construct a documentary and visually poetic experience in which individual testimony, collective memory, and history merge within a three dimensional format.
Read MoreMichael’s Story
For the public opening of the Michael Klahr Center in May 2008, HHRC transformed the building’s entrance with an interactive mixed media installation called Michael’s Story. Vivid murals, archival photographs, and…
Read MoreFall 2019 Newsletter
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Read MoreCourier-Gazette: Sheriff says he became a cop in response to bullies
Trafton recently took part in a panel discussion on domestic violence along with four survivors of abuse at the Holocaust and Human Rights Center of Maine in Augusta. The event…
Read MoreFinding Our Voices
Resources: If you or someone you know needs help, please know that resources and caring people are available to help you during these uncertain times. Caring Unlimited 24-hour helpline: 1-800-239-7298…
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