A TBP Ambassador Shares Her Story By guest author Nicole Nocon, Journalist and TBP Ambassador in Cottbus, Germany. When my friend Steven Schindler first asked me if we should bring The Butterfly Project to my daughter’s school in Cottbus, Germany, I would never have dreamt of what this initiative would set in motion. Steven is the son of the Holocaust survivor Max Schindler z” l of blessed memory from San Diego. Max Schindler...
Read MoreThe Butterfly Project Flies to Germany and Poland By guest author Maren Oom Galarpe, TBP Board Member and Director of the Arts at St. Mary’s School How do we make the Holocaust accessible to students? What’s at stake, for them, for us, for the world? But equally important, what can we learn from working with one another? – Sondra Perl As an arts educator and perpetual student of life, I carry a great deal of...
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We are sorry, but this post has been removed. Please visit this page to learn more about The Butterfly Project in Germany. Installation at Bewegte Grundschule, a primary school in Cottbus, Germany....
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¡Viva México! Kadimatón and The Butterfly Project By Rebeca Besquin, member of The Butterfly Project’s Board of Directors Every November, Kadimatón, a fundraiser for Kadima (an organization for people with special needs and/or handicapped) takes place at all schools within the Jewish community in Mexico City, to educate thousands of students about disabilities and diversity. Rebeca Besquin has been committed to expanding...
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