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Jan 9, 2025

Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach Unites With 3GMiami

In the face of staggering antisemitism, sharing the lessons of the Holocaust with new generations is critical, which is why the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach has united with 3GMiami. The Memorial, a Committee of Federation, has joined forces with 3GMiami, a nonprofit founded by Julie Paresky, Stephanie Rosen and other grandchildren of Holocaust Survivors. Their goal is to educate students about the dangers of intolerance and combat antisemitism and all forms of hate by sharing their families’ testimonies. Since its inception in 2021, 3GMiami has trained dozens of speakers. Its 80 passionate volunteers (all descendants of Holocaust Survivors) have reached more than 12,000 students in South Florida schools through a variety of programming. To learn more about 3GMiami, contact Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach Education Outreach Manager Laura Adarve at [email protected].

Jewish Community Study Presentations April 7-8

Jewish Community Study Presentations April 7-8

Join local synagogues, agencies, friends and neighbors April 7 and 8 for one of four regional gatherings on the state of Jewish Miami as the Greater Miami Jewish Federation presents the findings of Jewish Miami: A 2024 Community Study.

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Yerucham Duo Visits Miami

Yerucham Duo Visits Miami

This week, Jewish Miami welcomed Ariel Pollack Star and Betty Ben Shimon, two entrepreneurs and educators from our partnership city of Yerucham, Israel, who led workshops and lectures throughout Miami for members of our Young Leadership Division, South Dade branch, Diller Teen Fellows.

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Helping Evacuees Finally Return Home

Helping Evacuees Finally Return Home

More than a year and a half after October 7, tens of thousands of evacuees are starting to return to their communities in northern Israel with the help of Federation funding.

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Sunday, April 27: Yom HaShoah Observance

Sunday, April 27: Yom HaShoah Observance

Join your Jewish community at Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Avenue, Miami Beach to commemorate Yom HaShoah — Holocaust Remembrance Day — and revisit the lessons of history through the testimony of Survivors.

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