In this special report commemorating 80 years since the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp, host Cheryl Wills sat down with Holocaust survivor Toby Levy, who shared her message of hope and detailed her harrowing story of survival during World War II.
Snapshot New York’s 2024 holiday special
Emotions spill over at Holocaust survivors event on Long Island
Claims Conference and Germany boost funds for Holocaust survivors, education
Holocaust survivors worldwide will see an increase of $114 million in support over each of the next two years as a result of recently concluded negotiations between the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany and the German federal government.
Claims Conference and Germany boost funds for Holocaust survivors, education
Holocaust survivors worldwide will see an increase of $114 million in support over each of the next two years as a result of recently concluded negotiations between the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany and the German federal government.
A Pre-Passover Seder Where War Memories Intersected
How German reparations help LI Holocaust survivors today
Selfhelp Community Services Shares How to Prepare for the Next Emergency
Formed in 1936 by refugees from Nazi Germany, Selfhelp Community Services had the initial goal of helping Jewish refugees fleeing Nazi Germany to rebuild their lives through job training and providing homes.
New trauma-sensitive approach for aiding Holocaust survivors transforms how care is delivered
An 89-year-old Holocaust survivor lies on his back while a white-coated dentist with pliers approaches, preparing to pull an infected tooth. Feeling frail, helpless and a little confused, the survivor flashes back to Nazi medical experiments, panics, and is unable to undergo the procedure.Â





