Marking A Somber Anniversary: 2 Years Since Oct. 7
Freed Hostages and families of victims of October 7th at the 2025 March of the Living Erev Yom HaShoah Ceremony at the Krakow Opera. (Yossi
A Scream in Auschwitz: How One Survivor’s Grief Transformed a Student’s Understanding of the Holocaust
During the 2023 March of the Living, Florida student Adam Sobel experienced a defining moment in Auschwitz alongside Holocaust survivor Mary Eckstein Adam: “I was walking
Can we all be Righteous Amongst the Nations?
I write this reflective blog a few days after returning from March of the Living. Despite the wealth of writing, research, and testimony on the
Ode to Poland 2023 from Western and Cincinnati Regions
Tears enough to fill a well Feeling broken at times, but whole overall A week filled with sadness and overflowing with support Family is not
How Determined: One Boy’s Holocaust Survival Story Continues to Impact Readers
After going on my first March of the Living in 2005, I convinced Martin Baranek to document his life story for his family’s sake so
2020 Virtual Yom Ha’atzmaut with March of the Living Musicians and Song Leaders
2020 MARCH OF THE LIVING VIRTUAL YOM HA’ATZMAUT As there was no March of the Living this year due to Coronavirus, March of the Living
Emmy Nominated March of the Living Short Films
International March of the Living alumna Dana Arschin is a reporter for Fox 5 News in New York and she is also the granddaughter of
They found everlasting love on the March of the Living
L’Dor v’dor – from generation to generation. Who would have thought that one bus could change so many lives and that the love that was
A Tale of Two Hatikvah’s: Alumni Reflection: Grant Besner
Four years ago, in April of 2015, just a month before I was to graduate from high school, I participated on the March of the
Marcha De La Vida Mexico “Witness” Magazine
We are pleased to share the 2nd issue of March of the Living Mexico’s Alumni Magazine “Witness”.
March of the Living affirms and questions
This trip will leave you with more questions than answers. That’s what our guide, Avi Marcovitz, told our group as we gathered in Warsaw’s airport.
First Emerging Leaders International Declaration Against Anti-Semitism, Racism and Intolerance
We are the Jewish people. We have always been a small nation with a resonating voice. Our 4000-year old story is rich with love
March of the Living Emerging Leadership Conference 2019
March of the Living’s First Ever ‘Emerging Leadership Conference’ Charges Millennials with Combatting Anti-Semitism On Wednesday, May 1, the eve of Holocaust Memorial Day (Yom
March of the Living by Dana Arschin for Fox5 Films
The following 3 films were created by 2018 March of the Living alumna, Dana Arschin, for Fox 5 Films. Segment 3: March of the Living
Alumni Reflection: Francine Makbili, 1990
“Recognize”. A word so powerful, yet so simple. Today, we recognize the anniversary of the United Nations decision to recognize Israel. In 1990 I recognized
80 years to Kristallnacht – Our Duty as Alumni
Dear Fellow Marcher, My name is Jimmy Garber. I am a second generation participant of the March of the Living. I took part in the March
Video: #marcha from Argentina
“The story has always been told by us. Now teenagers have the floor.”
“The Accountant of Auschwitz”
Seventy years after WWII, Oskar Gröning, one of the last surviving members of the SS, goes on trial as an accessory to the murder of 300,000
“The Forgotten Camps| History of the Holocaust” – A FOX 5 / Fox5NY.com Film by March of the Living Alumna Dana Arschin
Film created by 2018 March of the Living alumna, Dana Arschin, for Fox 5 Films. Poland: charming cobblestone streets, bustling communities, and endless greenery. A
Alumni Reflection: Ross Nimhauser, Southern Region USA, 2012 & 2018
The Holocaust can be an overwhelming topic for anyone who studies it, regardless of age. When I went on the March as a student six
March of Many Meanings
April, 2018 marked my second opportunity to staff the March of the Living trip for Mid Atlantic Region of the United States as a representative of StandWithUs.
March of the Living changes lives
It was the fall of 2008 when my parents asked me if I had any interest in going on the “March of The Living.” My
Alumni Reflection: Geri Roth, International Adults 2018
It was an honor and once in a lifetime experience to participate in the March of the Living and especially to do so with my
Alumni Reflection: Lisa Roth, International Adults 2018
My paternal grandparents, Elizabeth (Bubbie) and Samuel (Zaide) z’l Roth, survived the Holocaust. My Zaide passed away in 2010 at almost 98 years old just
Southern Region March of the Living 2018
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Reflections on March of the Living: An Unforgettable Journey
In April, along with 40 other congregants, my wife and I had the good fortune to travel to Poland and Israel on this year’s Adult
Jerusalem Post Special Report on the 2018 March of the Living
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Interview with Holocaust Survivor Sol Nayman
Gila Yefet interviews Sol Nayman, Holocaust survivor and educator and Eynat Katz, March of the Living participant. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Cw5h4Ybh4w[/embedyt]
Alumni Reflections: Rosa Saba, Mexico 2018
Haga clic aquí para leer en español » Human? Humankind? Adjective qualifying a human being, a man or a woman in nature. Adjective qualifying a human
Alumni Reflections: Arianna Weiner, Western Region 2018
Transformation Beautiful are those whose brokenness gives birth to transformation and wisdom. ~ John Mark Green Background: Three weeks ago, I marched with 14,000 people
Alumni Reflections: Hannah E, Western Region 2018
Today was our last full day in Israel. Our last full day in our people’s country. Our country. The past few days we have been
Alumni Reflections: Alan Dayan, Mexico 2018
And as we walked through the gates of Birkenau, Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah” was being played. Just a guitar and a woman’s voice. And as we
Alumni Reflections: Nathan M, Western Region 2018
I hear birds chirp from the sky above and see butterflies flutter around the trees. I hope these are our people, watching and protecting us,
Western Region’s Ode to Poland 2018
I am proud to be a Jew and that my children’s children will never forget the Holocaust Love is worth dying for because passion lasts
Highlights 30th Anniversary March of the Living Jerusalem 2018
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Participant Interviews at Mega Event 2018
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Thankful days: Why I made aliyah by Joseph Bendah
Five years have passed since I immigrated to Israel from the United States, and an additional two years have passed since I was released from
My first time in Poland; the gentle chaos of defiance
This week I visited Poland for the very first time. I’ve probably avoided this journey because I grew up in a Holocaust-drenched-home and then lived
March of the Living diary: ‘The more we learn – the more questions we have’
Karen Pollock, Chief Executive of the Holocaust Educational trust, was part of the 275-strong UK’s delegation to Poland for March of the Living, as more
Holocaust Memory: The Next Thirty Years
The 2018 March of the Living marks thirty years since the first 1,500 participants gathered in Poland and marched along the path of memory that
Alumni Reflection: Ariella Kimmel, Canada, 2017
This submission was chosen as the winner in the Golden Thread Contest, age 19-30 category. We continue to publish submissions to the Golden Thread Contest as well as general
Recorder of Righteous Conversations
As Holocaust survivors age and die, how will younger generations continue their legacy? One 19-year-old, Tamar “Tammy” Shine, has invested her time in learning about
Alumni Reflections: Yazmin Stern, Tarbut Argentina, 2016
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Tarbut, Argentina Year(s) attended: 2016 What was the
Alumni Reflections: Adam Workman, Broward, 2015
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Broward Year(s) attended: 2015 What was the most
Alumni Reflections: Stephen Liebowitz, BBYO, 2011
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? BBYO Year(s) attended: 2011 What was the most
Alumni Reflections: Murray Brown, The United Kingdom, 2017
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? The United Kingdom Year(s) attended: 2017 What was
Alumni Reflections: Hannah Schepps, Dallas, 2012
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Southwest Region, Dallas Year(s) attended: 2012 What was
Alumni Reflections: N. Cohen, Southwest United States, 2012
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? Southwest United States Year(s) attended: 2012 What was
Alumni Reflections: Donna Dambrot, HMTC, Friends of MOTL, 2014-16
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? HMTC(2x), Friends of MOTL ( Mel Mann, 1x)
Alumni Reflections: Connie Strassberg, HMTC, USA, 2016
What is the name of the March of the Living Delegation / Group that you traveled with? HMTC; and International Year(s) attended: 2016 What was