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Alumni Book Club · Reading next
A psychiatrist is sent to Auschwitz and asks what makes survival possible. His answer was meaning.
PreviouslyThe Sunflower · The Choice
Across the years, the March has meant something different to everyone who walked it, and something the same.
Jessica Handler · 2024 March of the Living
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
Four alumni, spanning three decades of marching, on how the experience reshaped their sense of memory, identity and responsibility.
Read the winners →The archive
A living record of what it means to March, remember and carry the story forward.
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