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The Centre for Holocaust Education and Scholarship (CHES) develops educational
programs and activities to promote knowledge and understanding of the history
and legacy of the Holocaust. The Centre brings together academics, educators,
survivors, students, community members, and other appropriate partners. CHES
also forges connections with diverse audiences and offers year round programming
whose objectives include combating antisemitism, prejudice, and racism and
promoting respect for diversity, social justice and human rights.

The Centre for Holocaust Education and Scholarship (CHES), affiliated until Dec
1st 2020 with the Zelikovitz Centre for Jewish Studies at Carleton University,
is now a registered charity (Read Media Release).  CHES will continue its
activities in support of Holocaust Education independently, using its former
name and logo. Read more about us…

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Warm Thanks to Zelikovitz Centre as New Journey Begins

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> “Teaching and learning about the Holocaust is an essential opportunity to
> inspire critical thinking, societal awareness, and personal growth. Yet this
> massive topic can also pose challenges to educators due to its traumatic
> nature, broad expanse, and intersection with challenging human dynamics
> including racism and antisemitism.” – International Holocaust Remembrance
> Alliance (IHRA)
> 
> “To go from the darkest chapter of human history to creating the prospect of a
> brighter future through community based education and remembrance – that is
> our urgent task.” – Rabbi Bulka
> 
> “All Canadians have a moral obligation to remember the past as a means of
> first recognizing and ultimately eradicating all acts of racism that diminish
> mankind. We applaud the important work undertaken by the Center for Holocaust
> Education and Scholarship (CHES).” – Shimon Fogel, CEO, CIJA

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LATEST NEWS AND EVENTS

11 Dec 2022

ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE HOLOCAUST: UNEARTHING PHYSICAL EVIDENCE AT SOBIBOR

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Since 2015, archaeologist Denis Renaud has taught a module on the archaeology of
the Holocaust in his class, “Méthodes et techniques archéologiques” (CLA-2510)
at the University of Ottawa. The main goal of the... READ MORE


11 Dec 2022

RISE UP OTTAWA

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By Lisa Levitan Hundreds of Ottawa’s Jewish community came together on November
6th to participate in the first annual RISE UP Ottawa event. The immensely
successful afternoon focused on education, engagement, and learning... READ MORE


11 Dec 2022

LOCAL UNIVERSITIES HOST A CONFERENCE TO FIGHT ANTISEMITISM

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By Mina Cohn and Artur Wilczynski CHES commends the organizers of Combatting
Antisemitism on Campuses: A Convening to Engage, Educate, & Empower Faculty.
Professor Cary Kogan of the University of Ottawa and Professor Deidre... READ
MORE


11 Dec 2022

“CREATING SAFE SPACES: NAVIGATING THE LANGUAGE OF ANTISEMITISM” VIRTUAL
TEACHERS’ WORKSHOP ATTRACTS LOCAL EDUCATORS

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By Minda Chaikin An important virtual Teachers’ Workshop was held by CHES on
November 17th for 70 educators from the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board
(OCDSB) and the Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB), both... READ MORE


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