All of our educational activities adhere to the Manitoba Education and Training school curricula. Our pedagogical resources can be used in various Social Studies, Geography, History and English Language Arts classes from grades 5 to 12.
Our tools allow students to have a better understanding of sensitive issues such as the Holocaust and human rights. They uniquely address themes of respect for diversity, pluralism, different religions and contemporary Canadian history.
The Heart from Auschwitz
Story of the Heart from Auschwitz, centered on living together and the arts.
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Teaching about the Holocaust Using Recorded Survivor Testimony
Testimony of Marcel Tenenbaum, a Belgian Jewish child during the Holocaust.
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Activity for Studying the Holocaust at Home
Studying the Holocaust at home with artefacts and testimonies.
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17 Letters - For the Last Time and Forever
Analysis of letters written during the Holocaust between 1941 and 1944.
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Teaching about the Holocaust Using Recorded Survivor Testimony
Testimony of Marcel Tenenbaum, a Belgian Jewish child during the Holocaust.
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Exploring the Evidence – The Holocaust, Cambodian Genocide, and Canadian Intervention
Comparative approach and the role of individuals and societies in genocide.
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Us vs. Them - Creating the Other
Reflection on the processes of othering and genocide with the help of two case studies (Holocaust & Rohingya genocide in Myanmar).
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Exploration of 4 genocides (Holocaust, Armenia, Rwanda, Cambodia) and 4 contemporary situations.
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Being a Refugee in Canada
Reflection on forced migration during the Second World War and today.
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Activity for Studying the Holocaust at Home
Studying the Holocaust at home with artefacts and testimonies.
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Holocaust Maps and Timelines
Interactive study of the Holocaust in its European and global context.
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Analysis Sheets
Simple and versatile analysis sheets for studying primary sources.
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Teaching the History of the Holocaust in Manitoba
Insights on events, actors and issues of the Holocaust.
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Brief History of Antisemitism in Canada
Summary of the history of antisemitic thought in Canada.
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Video testimonials of Holocaust survivors on several themes with educational guide.
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Journey of Holocaust survivors who decided to immigrate to Canada after the war.
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Exploration of 4 genocides (Holocaust, Armenia, Rwanda, Cambodia) and 4 contemporary situations.
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Accompanying teaching guide and guide to organize a commemoration.
Learn moreWe wish to acknowledge the Freeman Family Foundation Holocaust Education Centre as well as Manitoba Education and Training as partners in adapting the following resources to the Manitoba curriculum: Teaching about the Holocaust Using Recorded Survivor Testimony, Exploring the Evidence: The Holocaust, Cambodian Genocide and Canadian Intervention, and 17 letters: for the Last Time and Forever. The Université de Sherbrooke also contributed to the adaptation of The Heart from Auschwitz.
The program Us vs. Them – Creating the Other has been created in collaboration with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.