Speaker's Bureau

The following individuals are available as speakers on the topics as listed below. Please click on the individual's name to learn more about him or her and to obtain contact information. All listed speakers have been approved by a review panel. Additional speakers will be included on a continuing basis. The Holocaust Education Foundation, Inc. or the Holocaust Teacher Resource Center will not be responsible for any arrangements or serve in any capacity as booking agent. Those responsibilities rest with the speakers and the requesting organization.
Holocaust Scholars (endorsed by an evaluation panel of experts)		Speaker Topics
Dr. Michael Berenbaum
Dr. Alex Grobman		American chaplins in Europe Deniers Rescuers Vaad Hatzala (Rescue Committee of United States Orthodox Rabbis)
Dr. David Kranzler		Rescue Jewish Labor Committee Orthodox Holocaust response Stephen S. Wise American Jewish Leadership Holocaust heros Swiss people Japanese saving refugees Jewish experience in Shanghai
Rabbi Dr. Bernhard Rosenberg		Theological issues Jewish and Christian issues Historical causes and effects Curricula Perspectives from the Second Generation

Diversity Scholars		Speaker Topics
Dr. Miriam Klein Kassenoff		The Power of Perseverance—Hidden Children of the Holocaust Teaching the Holocaust to a Multicultural Community Teaching the Holocaust Thru Film and Literature "This presentation actually shows teachers how to use films on the Holocaust in the classroom using archival documentaries, present day Holocaust films and first person memoirs "
Dr. Peter Nien-chu Kiang		Education and Asian Americans Minority and immigrant/refugee youth and community development Pedagogy and voice in the classroom Trauma, healing, and legacies of the U.S./Viet Nam war
Holocaust Survivors
Peter L. Fischl		Peter's personal experiences as a teenager during the Holocaust Teaching his poster/poem: "To The Little Polish Boy Standing With His Arms Up" Acceptance of others in a pluralistic society

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