TOLI seminars model innovative, interactive, and experiential teaching methods to support the deepening of classroom practice. Educators hear from Holocaust survivors, scholars, and local experts, participate in field experiences, and learn about the history, traditions, and culture of the Jewish people before and after the Holocaust.
TOLI is recognized as a leader of professional development programs in Holocaust studies and human rights, offering in-person seminars at no charge to educators. Participants become part of TOLI’s national network of Holocaust educators and are provided with year-round mentoring, programs, and resources.
Below is an overview of 2024 programs. For specifics about each program, click on any of the sites below (or the location on the map) to access more information.
2025 Seminar information will be posted soon!
Browse 2024 US Sessions
Month:
In-Person Event
Seattle, Washington
Allyship and Implications of Memory: Learning about the Holocaust and Japanese American Incarceration
In-Person Event
Northern Virginia/Washington, D.C.
Bringing Human Rights into the Classroom through Exploration of the Holocaust and Local Histories of Racial Injustice
In-Person Event
Portland, Oregon
Lessons from the Past: Understanding the Holocaust and Human Rights
In-Person Event
Billings, Montana
Worlds Apart but not Strangers: Holocaust Education and Indian Education for All
In-Person Event
Oakland, California
We Remember: Exploring the Holocaust and Antisemitism – A Seminar for Catholic School Educators
In-Person Event
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota
Honoring Resilience: Learning from the Holocaust, Dakota Exile, and Minnesota’s Tribal Nations
In-Person Event
Fox Point/Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Holocaust and Civil Rights Education for Today’s Classrooms
In-Person Event
Albuquerque, New Mexico
They Were My Neighbors: Considering the Holocaust and Human Rights
In-Person Event
New Orleans, Louisiana
Holocaust and Social Justice Education: Finding Hope