Join us for a live reading of an illustrated book that tells the story of Anne Frank and life in the Amsterdam “Secret Annex,“ but from the point of view of Mouschi, the cat who really lived in hiding with the Frank family and others.

Join instructor and musician Janice Mautner Markham for an in-depth look at three women composers whose works were silenced by the Nazis. In addition to instruction, this class includes live musical performances of the works of Rosy Werthheim, Vítêzslava Kaprálová, and Alma Rose.

Mary was born in Budapest, Hungary in 1927. She survived Auschwitz-Birkenau, a death march, and Ravensbrück Concentration Camp.

Join us to hear Gary Peskin share his father Joseph Peskin's story of survival.

Violinist Adam Millstein and pianist Dominic Cheli will perform a one hour selection of music by composers who shaped the sound of film music. All of the composers were from different parts of Europe and were forced into exile following the rise of the Third Reich due to their Jewish heritage.

Emmy-winning filmmaker Jacob Kornbluth and civil rights strategist Eric K. Ward explore the role of the punk subculture in fighting back against white nationalists and neo-Nazis in their new film We’ve Been Here Before. Join Reboot Ideas in a screening and conversation.

Join moderator Allison Lee, Managing Director of Pen America in Los Angeles for this town-hall conversation featuring authors of banned books, and learn more about what communities can do to combat a growing movement to silence voices and stifle important histories.

The Dotort Center for Creativity in the Arts at Hillel at UCLA, in association with the Consul General of the Republic of Bulgaria, presents an exclusive screening of the acclaimed documentary, "49,172."

Learn from HIAS President & CEO Mark Hetfield how global democratic backsliding challenges the ability to help refugees and sparks greater numbers to seek safety elsewhere.

Internationally acclaimed cellist Jan Kalinowski and pianist Marek Szlezer will perform a live concert of works by Polish-Jewish composers. Presented in partnership with the USC Polish Music Center and supported by the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland.

Post World War II, Harry Haft is a boxer who fought fellow prisoners in the concentration camps to survive. Haunted by memories and guilt, he attempts to use high-profile fights against boxing legends like Rocky Marciano as a way to find his first love again.

Join author Wolf Gruner as he discusses his new book, a highly original and compelling account of individual Jews who resisted Nazi persecution, challenging the traditional portrayal of Jewish passivity during the Holocaust.

Join Holocaust Museum LA for a conversation with Lilly Maier, the author of a new book that presents the moving tale of two lives that fatefully cross paths, and an insight into an unknown Holocaust story: the rescue of hundreds of Jewish children to America on a Kindertransport.

The Freszel Duo will perform ‘Works by great Polish composers of Jewish descent,’ featuring compositions spanning the years immediately before, during, and after World War II. Presented in partnership with the USC Polish Music Center in Los Angeles and Polish Cultural Institute New York.

Hear from author Jeremy Eichler about his new book, a stirring account of how music bears witness to history and carries forward the memory of the wartime past.

Bring the whole family to celebrate the joyful light of Hanukkah with music, art making, and food.