Classrooms Without Borders
We invite the community to the Pittsburgh premiere of Kibbutz Be’eri: Avida Bachar and Yarden Tzemach, a documentary by longtime CWB collaborator Yonatan Zaid. The documentary episode explores resilience in the face of unimaginable violence as residents return to their land, honor those lost on October 7, and rebuild their community. The documentary episode explores […]
Join us for an evening with Ofir Dayan, author of Intifada Globalized: Why Young Westerners are Turning Away from Israel, for a discussion about the global campaign against Israel, the rise of campus activism, and what it means for the Jewish future. This is an in-person event held in partnership with Stand With Us and […]
Classrooms Without Borders’ annual dinner.
Marching Down Freedom’s Road is a transformative travel seminar that grounds classroom instruction in lived history. It is directly aligned with Pennsylvania’s Act 35 requirement for civics education by examining the fight for voting rights, equal protection, and democratic participation. For AP courses, the experience is indispensable. AP African American Studies emphasizes histories of resistance and resilience; […]
Explore Poland’s past and present through daily themes—from a millennium of Jewish life to the moral weight of bearing witness—offering opportunities for reflection and a deeper understanding of the Holocaust.
Explore the Holocaust in the Baltic region through historic sites, expert discussions, and encounters with leaders dedicated to Holocaust remembrance and combating antisemitism.