Become a member of the Young Friends and join a group of young, Jewish professionals (ages 21-39) who are involved in an array of dynamic programming that celebrates Jewish heritage and preserves Holocaust memory.
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Young Friends programs range from previews of the Museum’s exhibitions, holiday parties that attract several hundred guests, to intimate networking events, and educational programs and special events to honor Holocaust survivors. All members receive free unlimited admission to the Museum, ticket discounts on all Young Friends and Museum programs, and invitations to exclusive members-only events such as preview film screenings, exhibition openings, and more.
Mission: The mission of the Young Friends of the Museum is to promote awareness of the Museum throughout the metropolitan area's young professional community (ages 21-39) through social, educational, and philanthropic programming; celebrate Jewish Heritage; preserve Holocaust memory; and shape the next generation of Museum leadership.
On Wednesday, Yvonne Weisgrab shared her extensive knowledge of the Terezin camp-ghetto, focusing on Jewish inmates who became unlikely heroes in their struggle to maintain life, religion, and hope under the most infernal conditions. The lecture was co-presented by 3GNY.
Yvonne Weisgrab shares her extensive knowledge of the Terezin camp-ghetto, focusing on Jewish inmates who became unlikely heroes in their struggle to maintai...
Light Up the Night 2019
Light Up the Night 2019
Light Up the Night 2019 is right around the corner. Join us this Thursday evening: bit.ly/lightupthenight2019
"Hanukkah... and the Statue of Liberty... are separated by two millennia and thousands of miles, but Manfred Anson thought it perfectly appropriate to bring them together."
Anson's "Liberty Menorah" is one of our favorite objects in the Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust collection.
Join us at Light Up the Night 2019 to celebrate the Museum and its critical work during the festival of lights.
After escaping the Holocaust, Manfred Anson paid tribute to his new home.
The silent auction at Light Up the Night 2019 will feature a pair of tickets to The Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park, a private lunch with "Unorthodox" host and "The Newish Jewish Encyclopedia" author Stephanie Butnick at Russ & Daughters, and dozens of other unique items. Don't miss out! bit.ly/lightupthenight2019
Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
Please join us on December 19th 8pm-12am for the Young Friends of the Museum of Jewish Heritage Light Up the Night gala! If you're ages 21-39, come enjoy an evening of dinner, drinks, dancing, and mingling with fellow young professionals. Black tie optional.
Secure your tickets before it’s too late: http://bit.ly/2OpZHxF
Light Up the Night 2019 is a chance to celebrate Hanukkah together and support the work of the Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust. Join us on December 19: bit.ly/lightupthenight2019.
Light Up the Night 2019 is almost here! Get your early-bird tickets at bit.ly/lightupthenight2019 before prices go up on Wednesday 11/27.
Sunset Soirée 2019
Light Up the Night 2018
This #GivingTuesday, please consider donating to the Young Friends Light Up the Night campaign in support of New York's Holocaust Curriculum.
Learning the lessons of the Holocaust has never been more important—or more challenging. The Museum will soon launch New York’s Holocaust Curriculum, an innovative teaching tool with flexible lesson plans and multimedia resources for middle and high school students, developed with support from the New York City Department of Education.
Your support of this crucial work will ensure that diverse young people will have access to the educational resources that will build a more tolerant future for us all.
Supporting New York’s Holocaust Curriculum: Young Friends Light Up the Night Every year, the Young Friends of the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust gather to celebrate Hanukkah in New York City. At its core, Hanukkah is about Jewish persistence and endurance beyond w...
This Hanukkah, the Young Friends of the Museum of Jewish Heritage are proud to announce the Light Up the Night Campaign in support of New York's Holocaust Curriculum. Join us and honor your loved ones as we continue to educate the next generation.
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Supporting New York’s Holocaust Curriculum: Young Friends Light Up the Night Every year, the Young Friends of the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust gather to celebrate Hanukkah in New York City. At its core, Hanukkah is about Jewish persistence and endurance beyond w...
Sunset Soirée 2018
Stories From a Survivor 2018
Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust
Stories From A Survivor & Memorial Service: We are live with the Young Friends of the Museum of Jewish Heritage and Manhattan Jewish Experience as we commemorate the 6 million lives lost during the Holocaust with a special candle lighting ceremony and memorial service. We are joined by Holocaust survivor George Blank who will share his story of survival conducted by Young Friend of the Museum Miriam Leichtling.
This unique and personal discussion emphasizes how the next generation can ensure that those who were lost are never forgotten.
All proceeds support the Museum’s Holocaust Education Programs.
Young Friends Hanukkah Gala
Young Friends Hanukkah Gala
Looking for something to do next Tuesday?
Check out this great event for The Blue Card's Young Leadership Group: http://bit.ly/2Aoi7HK
Highlights from the Young Friends Sunset Soirée 2017
Highlights from the Young Friends Sunset Soirée 2017
Highlights from Manhattan Jewish Experience and the Young Friends of the Museum's Yom HaShoah commemoration on April 24, 2017.
Highlights from Manhattan Jewish Experience and the Young Friends of the Museum's Yom HaShoah commemoration on April 24, 2017.
We can't wait to celebrate Purim TONIGHT at Proper West!
Buy tickets online now before sales close > http://bit.ly/2lKIi64
Limited tickets available at the door.
On Sunday, March 19, the Museum is heading uptown for a jamming concert and brunch that will bring together a vibrant community of families with young children. Help us spread the word to your friends and family members about this great event and exciting way to support the Museum.
Register here > mjhnyc.org/jam
Invite others here > http://bit.ly/2lrDUqG
Two Holocaust survivors share their poignant love story in honor of Valentine's day this week. http://nyti.ms/2knxiwg
A Brooklyn couple in their 90s recount how their love helped them survive the Holocaust. “He’s not very romantic,” she says, but he saved her life.
Join Netflix and the Museum this Wednesday, Feb. 15, for a special free screening of the Oscar-Nominated Documentary 'The White Helmets,' and post-screening discussion with the film's director and producer. 'The White Helmets' follows three volunteer rescue workers in Aleppo, Syria, in early 2016.
Reserve tickets here > https://goo.gl/jIaHB3
Announcing The Vivian G. Prins Fellowship 2017!
The Museum of Jewish Heritage is pleased to offer a new fellowship for emigrating scholars, artists, museum professionals, and researchers through a grant from The Vivian G. Prins Foundation. The grant was made in honor of Bronia Brandman, a survivor of Auschwitz and one of the Museum’s earliest and most steadfast volunteers.
Application deadline is March 15, 2017, spread the word.
Learn more: http://mjhnyc.org/l_prins.html
The Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust is pleased to offer a fellowship for emigrating scholars, artists, museum professionals, and researchers through a grant from The Vivian G. Prins Foundation. The grant is in honor of Bronia Brandman, a survivor of Auschwitz and one o...
Check out this interesting and timely seminar on Sunday. A rare opportunity to hear from passengers who were on the St. Louis in 1939, a ship of Jewish refugees turned away from the United States. http://bit.ly/2jrj78S
In 1939, the S.S. St. Louis was bound for Cuba with hundreds of Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany on board. The passengers were turned away first from Havana, then from the United States, and subsequently forced to return to Europe during Hitler’s reign.
In response to current events, the Museum invites you to attend our free seminar “The Voyage of the St. Louis,” this Sunday, February 5, from 12:30 PM to 4:30 PM. Two former passengers of the St. Louis will join Scott Miller, Cultural Director of the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, for a discussion that includes the painstaking research into discovering the fate of all the passengers on this notorious voyage.
Space is limited and advance registration is required.
For more information and registration, visit: 898a.blackbaudhosting.com/898a/The-Voyage-of-the-St-Louis
Photo: 986.91 Identification Card of Immigrant of Edith Salmon, for St. Louis voyage
Gift of Egon J. Salmon
Two FREE, do-not-miss programs at the Museum this week:
Tomorrow, 7:00 PM - "A World Erased" Book Talk with author and 3G Noah Lederman on his poignant memoir > http://bit.ly/2j5EKve
Sunday, 12:30 PM - 'The Voyage of the St. Louis' Seminar. In response to current events, the Museum invites you to hear two survivors who were passengers on the St. Louis speak, and a scholar's talk on the painstaking research into discovering the fate of all the passengers > http://bit.ly/2jrj78S
Join scholars and former St. Louis passengers Sonja Geismar and Dr. Harvey Moser as we explore the history of the St. Louis, the German ocean liner turned away first from Havana, then from the United States, and subsequently forced to return to Europe. What did the story of the St. Louis say about t...
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Mjhnyc.org/night
Featuring Elisha Wiesel, Andre Aciman, Ambassador Dani Dayan - Consul General of Israel in New York, French Ambassador François Delattre, Tovah Feldshuh, Joel Grey, Sheldon Harnick, Jessica Hecht, Fanya Gottesfeld Heller, David Hyde Pierce, Bill T. Jones, Daniel and Nina Libeskind, Sheila Nevins, It...
Check out this fascinating Book Talk co-hosted by the Young Friends Book Club on 2/1 featuring a grandson of a survivor. Hope you can join us next Wednesday!
Register Here: http://bit.ly/2j5EKve
Learn more about the Young Friends Book Club: http://bit.ly/2ktQtnw
Check out this great fellowship opportunity with the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation. The deadline is fast approaching, spread the word!
The AJC Fellows Program (http://bit.ly/2jMVFm9) is a three week study trip for students in Holocaust studies and related fields. The application is due January 15, 2017.
This program provides a unique educational opportunity to learn about the Holocaust in the context of Poland’s history and Jewish heritage, to gain knowledge of the Holocaust sites, and to gain an understanding of the legacy of the Holocaust in Poland, its effects on collective memory, and complexities surrounding such categories as victim, bystander, and perpetrator.
The Auschwitz Jewish Center Fellows Program is a three week study trip for students who are matriculated in graduate programs or are completing undergraduate degrees in 2017 in Holocaust studies and related fields. The Fellowship will offer up to four Faculty Fellowships in 2017. These Fellowships w...
New Special Event & Young Friends Member Exclusive:
SOCIAL IMPACT IN THE 21ST CENTURY
featuring Lauren Bush Lauren, Co-Founder and CEO of FEED
FREE event, advanced registration required - Limited tickets available! Exclusive event for Young Friends and IVY Members. One guest per YF Member permitted, but must be registered.
For tickets and information > https://goo.gl/v8Pnl7
Become a Young Friends Member or renew your membership here > https://goo.gl/xggvXI
Join the Young Friends in celebrating Jewish heritage and preserving Holocaust memory. Become a member today:
http://www.mjhnyc.org/s_youngfriends_membership.html
Highlights from the Young Friends 2016 Hanukkah Gala, Light Up The Night.
Highlights from the Young Friends 2016 Hanukkah Gala, Light Up The Night.
The Young Friends' Hanukkah Gala *Light Up The Night* is just one week away and we are getting so excited! Do you have your ticket yet? If not, then don't wait any longer - this is your chance to take advantage of our amazing *Two Ticket Bundle* promotion. Grab tickets for you and a friend today and save up to $72!
For tickets and more information, visit https://goo.gl/h4ovKJ
See you next Thursday night.
Members of the Association of Holocaust Organizations – comprised of organizations, scholars, and educators and of which the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust is a member – has released a statement about the surge in hate crimes and issued a call to action to lawmakers and citizens. More than 90 organizations and more than 70 individuals are signatories.
http://www.mjhnyc.org/documents/HolocaustOrganizationsandScholarsStatementFINAL_rev127A.pdf
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