Building Resilience Through Trauma - A Conversation with Survivors of the Holocaust

At the end of the Second World War, Holocaust Survivors were faced with the task of rebuilding their lives. How might we learn from the lessons they have to teach to us and apply them to the present day? Survivors Marion Deichmann and Lin Novitsky joined us for a conversation offering a unique perspective on the concept of resilience and hope before, during, and after trauma.
The event was moderated by Dr. Joy Miller, Member, Museum Board of Directors and CEO/Director of Joy Miller & Associates and Resiliency Productions, the largest global resiliency event.
This program is part of the Museum’s “Understanding & Confronting Anti-Jewish Hate” community series.