"I tell the story because I believe that one person can make a difference."
- Holocaust survivor Henry Friedman

"Survivor Voices: Bearing Witness from the Holocaust to Today" is a 25-minute educational documentary produced by the Holocaust Center for Humanity. This video weaves the testimonies of local Holocaust survivors with contemporary issues, racism, genocide, and the difference each one of us can make. Through personal stories, "Survivor Voices" illustrates the escalation of the Holocaust from racist attitudes to genocide. It is through these stories and through this history that we confront the past and work to build a world free of racism and hatred in all its forms.  For grades 7 and up. 

A special thank you to Arlene B. Ehrlich and the Loeb Family Charitable Foundation for their support of this film.

This film was also made possible by funding from 4Culture and The Claims Conference.

Teaching Materials

Survivor Encyclopedia: Washington State
Find out more about Steve Adler, Henry Friedman, Laureen Nussbaum, and Magda Schaloum, the survivors featured in the film. 

Survivor Voices - Viewer's Guide to the Film

Stills:

	Don Porter filming
	Holocaust survivor Steve Adler
	Holocaust survivor Magda Schaloum
	Holocaust survivor Henry Friedman
	Laurie Warshal Cohen interviewing survivors for the film