Once you march, you are part of this community for life. Wherever your path has taken you since, the Alumni Network keeps you connected — to one another, to new opportunities to learn and remember, and to the mission we carry forward together. Join us, revisit the stories of those who have marched, and add your own voice to the record.
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In Their Words
Alumni Reflections
Across the years, the March has meant something different to everyone who walked it — and something the same. These are the stories of our alumni.
Featured Reflection
Standing at Auschwitz Changed Me
Memory is not the opposite of the future. It is its foundation.
A historian who thought she knew the Holocaust discovers, on the walk from Auschwitz to Birkenau, that memory is an inheritance to carry — marching in the names of the family her grandfather, Sidney Handler, could never lay to rest.
Read her reflection →Essay Contest
Passing the Torch
Four alumni, spanning three decades of marching, on how the experience reshaped their sense of memory, identity, and responsibility.
Read the winners →The Archive
More Reflections
Read reflections from alumni across the years — a living record of what it means to march, remember, and carry the story forward.
Browse reflections →Add Your Voice
Share Your Experience
Marched with us? Tell us what the experience meant to you. Your story may be featured among our alumni reflections.
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