Phoenix Holocaust Association
The Phoenix Holocaust Association was founded to facilitate and promote education of the circumstances and events which led to and were part of and followed the persecution, torture, murder and genocide perpetuated by the Nazis and their accomplices referred to as the Holocaust.
AZ House of Representatives welcomed Holocaust survivors and descendants
Representative Michelle Udall (R-25), chair of the House Education Committee commemorated victims of the Holocaust and introduced a House Resolution that highlighted the need and importance of educating youth on the Holocaust and other genocides. It passed unanimously.
Moshe Bukshpan played Hatikvah on a Violin of Hope during the proceedings.
Photo: Joel Zolondek
UPCOMING EVENTS
Reading for Remembrance
05/02/2019On Thursday, May 2, 2019 the Phoenix Holocaust Association will hold the Reading for Remembrance in the foyer of the Ina Levine Jewish Community Campus. We invite members of the... View More
80 Years Later – What Does “Never Again” Mean?
05/02/2019Panelists: Dr. Alex Alvarez, Professor of Criminology & Criminal Justice, NAU Sheila Polk, Yavapai County Attorney Moderated by: Rabbi Pinchas Allouche, Congregation Beth Tefillah Sponsored by The Phoenix Holocaust Association... View More
VALLEY PREMIERE OF “PROSECUTING EVIL”
05/06/2019The Greater Phoenix Jewish Film Festival, Phoenix Holocaust Association, and Bureau of Jewish Education are honored to co-host the Arizona premiere of the new film, "PROSECUTING EVIL: THE EXTRAORDINARY WORLD... View More
Jewish Ghetto Photographers: Reimagining the Holocaust
05/07/2019Presented by Judith Cohen, Chief Acquisitions Curator, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Tuesday, May 7, 2019 7 p.m. Arizona Jewish Historical Society 122 E Culver Street Phoenix, AZ 85004 Reception... View More
Learn about We Remember: The Holocaust Art of Robert Sutz
PHA support from an advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation