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The Jewish World in 2020
Day 4: Have We Gone Wrong?
| THU |
| 19 |
| AUG |
Special daily student Price: £17.50
(50% discount for university students and full time Jewish Movement workers)
Final day of the August Seminar.
10.30am - 12.30pm
The Work of the Holocaust Memorial Museum. Are the huge resources sunk into the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington a waste of money or an investment in the future? What does the Holocaust Memorial Museum aim to achieve and what does it think it has achieved? With Stephen Feinberg (Washington Holocaust Memorial Museum).
1.30pm - 3.00pm
American Jewry: Analysis of where American Jewry will be in 2020. Looking at major trends. Should the future of American Jewry give us hope or bring us down? Stephen will give us a rich insight into the current directions and the likely outcomes for American Jews over the coming decade. US Jewry is the largest in the world as well as the most prosperous. Is it spinning off in a completely separate direction to the rest of the world or will it give us a clearer insight into where we are all heading? With Stephen Feinberg (Washington Holocaust Memorial Museum).
3.15pm - 4.30pm
So Have we got a Future? Drawing together all the threads of the week as well as adding their own particular takes on the issue, our senior educators and leading contributors to this seminar will take an overview and either depress us or send us marching hopefully into the future. Closing session with Trudy Gold, Clive Lawton & Stephen Feinberg (Washington Holocaust Memorial Museum).
Biographies:
Stephen Feinberg is the Special Assistant for Education Programs at the National Institute of Holocaust Education at the Washington United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. He is responsible for coordinating all teacher educational forums and multi-day workshops for both public and private school educators. A former Peace Corps volunteer in both Morocco and Thailand and a Social Studies teacher and supervisor in both public and private secondary schools in the United States and Europe, he has developed curricula in the areas of Holocaust education.
Trudy Gold is the LJCC’s CEO and Senior Lecturer. Trudy specialises in all aspects of the last two hundred years of Jewish history. She was the editor-in chief of the acclaimed teaching pack ‘Lessons of the Holocaust’ and consultant for the book ‘The Timechart History of Jewish Civilisation’.
Clive Lawton, one of the LJCC's Scholars in Residence, is an Independent Member of the Metropolitan Police Authority, a magistrate in Haringey, a senior consultant to Limmud, a freelance management and educational consultant. His creative style of teaching makes him of our most popular lecturers.
To book for the day click "Book Now" above.
To book for the whole seminar click here.
If you would like to book for an individual session please call us on 020 8457 5000.
(50% discount for university students and full time Jewish Movement workers)
Final day of the August Seminar.
10.30am - 12.30pm
The Work of the Holocaust Memorial Museum. Are the huge resources sunk into the Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington a waste of money or an investment in the future? What does the Holocaust Memorial Museum aim to achieve and what does it think it has achieved? With Stephen Feinberg (Washington Holocaust Memorial Museum).
1.30pm - 3.00pm
American Jewry: Analysis of where American Jewry will be in 2020. Looking at major trends. Should the future of American Jewry give us hope or bring us down? Stephen will give us a rich insight into the current directions and the likely outcomes for American Jews over the coming decade. US Jewry is the largest in the world as well as the most prosperous. Is it spinning off in a completely separate direction to the rest of the world or will it give us a clearer insight into where we are all heading? With Stephen Feinberg (Washington Holocaust Memorial Museum).
3.15pm - 4.30pm
So Have we got a Future? Drawing together all the threads of the week as well as adding their own particular takes on the issue, our senior educators and leading contributors to this seminar will take an overview and either depress us or send us marching hopefully into the future. Closing session with Trudy Gold, Clive Lawton & Stephen Feinberg (Washington Holocaust Memorial Museum).
Biographies:
Stephen Feinberg is the Special Assistant for Education Programs at the National Institute of Holocaust Education at the Washington United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. He is responsible for coordinating all teacher educational forums and multi-day workshops for both public and private school educators. A former Peace Corps volunteer in both Morocco and Thailand and a Social Studies teacher and supervisor in both public and private secondary schools in the United States and Europe, he has developed curricula in the areas of Holocaust education.
Trudy Gold is the LJCC’s CEO and Senior Lecturer. Trudy specialises in all aspects of the last two hundred years of Jewish history. She was the editor-in chief of the acclaimed teaching pack ‘Lessons of the Holocaust’ and consultant for the book ‘The Timechart History of Jewish Civilisation’.
Clive Lawton, one of the LJCC's Scholars in Residence, is an Independent Member of the Metropolitan Police Authority, a magistrate in Haringey, a senior consultant to Limmud, a freelance management and educational consultant. His creative style of teaching makes him of our most popular lecturers.
To book for the day click "Book Now" above.
To book for the whole seminar click here.
If you would like to book for an individual session please call us on 020 8457 5000.