An Evening with Donna Rosenblum: Preserving the Legacy of Holocaust Education

Ms. Rosenblum began her educational career as a high school social studies teacher, then became a school librarian, Library Chairperson and Supervisor. She retired in 2020 from Nassau BOCES as the Supervisor of School Library System Services, Outdoor Education and Language and Translation Services. She was an adjunct professor at Queens College, Long Island University as well as a field supervisor for the school of education at Molloy University.

Over the span of her career Ms. Rosenblum worked tirelessly to bring Holocaust education into school curriculums and library collections throughout Nassau County. She has conducted numerous professional development workshops for educators, school districts and BOCES. Her presentations have given her the opportunity to mentor thousands of today’s youths. Ms. Rosenblum has had a long affiliation with HMTC and after returning as a workshop educator in retirement she has become Director of Education. She works with the Board, staff and educational team at the Center to strengthen the legacy of survivor testimony for future generations.

Ms. Rosenblum will discuss the critical mission of the HMTC, citing their impactful educational programs and extensive outreach initiatives. She'll also delve into the profound impact of Holocaust education in our world today. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from a passionate educator who has dedicated her life to fostering understanding and preserving history. A question-and-answer session will follow her talk.