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Join us in Toronto on Tuesday, November 3 for FSWC’s annual marquee event, featuring internationally renowned public thinkers and cultural commentators Sam Harris and Bernard-Henri Lévy in a candid and thought-provoking conversation moderated by journalist and editor Alana Newhouse.
Don’t miss this unforgettable evening of timely dialogue, bold ideas and meaningful discussion.
Don’t miss this unforgettable evening of timely dialogue, bold ideas and meaningful discussion.
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This dynamic 75-minute workshop offers a unique opportunity for professionals to deepen their understanding of antisemitism and its profound impact on individuals and communities.
Through an engaging and informative session, participants explore the historical and contemporary dimensions of antisemitism, equipping them with the tools and knowledge to foster allyship and inclusivity in their professional and personal lives.
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Visit our events page to explore upcoming opportunities, register for workshops and panels, or discover new ways to support FSWC’s mission of fostering respect and acceptance.
TOUR FOR HUMANITY
Launched in 2013, Tour for Humanity is FSWC’s award-winning mobile human rights education centre. This fully accessible vehicle serves as a classroom where students learn about genocide, especially the Holocaust, while addressing racism, diversity and human rights.
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FSWC in Motion
The Legacy Portrait Project was born out of an idea to commemorate Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) by photographing survivors together with their grandchildren. These portraits capture a moment in time, a glimpse into the individual triumph of each survivor, having prevailed over evil by building families, finding love and joy after the Holocaust. Poignantly it will be this next generation’s responsibility to share their grandparents' legacy, to be the ones left to tell the stories, keeping their grandparents' memories alive.
Along with the portraits of The Legacy Portrait Project, we filmed each survivor with their grandchildren, which ultimately turned into a 20-minute short film.
Along with the portraits of The Legacy Portrait Project, we filmed each survivor with their grandchildren, which ultimately turned into a 20-minute short film.
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