We honor and cherish the courage, resourcefulness and resilience of survivors to ensure their legacy lives on.
The Holocaust Council of Greater MetroWest NJ provides resources and information to educate our community about the Holocaust. We strive to honor both those that survived and those that perished during this horrific period. Throughout the area, the Holocaust Council is a leader in Holocaust education.
We implement programs and commemorations for the community and carry out programming in public and private schools, municipalities and businesses.
Learn more about our Holocaust human interest work within the Greater MetroWest community.
Join Our Mailing ListKeeping the Stories Alive
Survivors and second and third generation survivors to come to your school or organization to share their stories.
Hear first-hand accountsNJ State Standards and Holocaust Genocide Counseling
New Jersey Student Learning Standards
Learn moreClass Adopt-a-Survivor
A class learns about a Holocaust survivor’s life and creates a project that tells the survivor’s story.
Learn and shareTour the Anne Frank House
We're offering an opportunity for your class to take a virtual tour of the Anne Frank House
Learn moreHolocaust Museum Trips
Bringing students to the Holocaust Museum teaches them lessons from the tragic events of World War II.
Learn MoreWe help survivors share their stories now because soon there will be none left to share.
We need to continue to remind our students that history can repeat itself. We must recognize the signs of hate and learn how to stand up to them.
Sharing Our Voices: Keeping the Memories Alive
Contact the Holocaust Council
Ilyse Shainbrown
Director of Holocaust Education
(973) 929-3080
ishainbrown@jfedgmw.org
Leah Dukes
Holocaust Council Coordinator and Admin Assistant
(973) 929-3067
LDukes@jfedgmw.org
Rachel Brandt-Greenfeld and Marjorie Feinstein
Holocaust Council Chairs
Susie Bruch
Immediate Past Chair