The UNO Goldstein Center for Human Rights is pleased to announce its first major exhibit, Shirley Goldstein’s Human Rights Legacy: Operation Exodus in Omaha. The opening reception will be held at UNO Criss Library on Aug. 9 from 4-6 p.m. This exhibit, curated by Dr. Jeannette Gabriel, examines the activist work of Shirley Goldstein and the Jewish community in Omaha that highlighted human rights abuses against Soviet Jews from the 1970s through the 1990s. The exhibit is based on the Shirley Goldstein Papers and additional archival materials from the Nebraska Jewish Historical Society and the American Jewish Historical Society. READ MORE
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I visited the Museum of Tolerance with the senior class at Newport Harbor, CA on Friday, June 7. Visiting the museum was unforgettable due to the emotional impact of the sensory experience. The Tolerance exhibit’s interactive nature encourages visitors to voice their opinions on a series of controversial topics, both current and historical. The Holocaust exhibit immerses visitors into the tragedy of the Holocuast and is both educational and emotional. READ MORE
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