Resources include powerful works such as Childhood Lost, We Remember the Children, Why?, Night, Maus, and more. These texts immerse students in first-hand accounts and historical reflections that reveal the devastating human impact of the Holocaust. Through stories of survival, loss, resilience, and memory, students are challenged to confront the realities of prejudice and violence while also recognizing the strength of the human spirit. 

These materials not only deepen historical understanding but also spark critical reflection, empathy, and meaningful conversations that prepare students to stand against hatred in all its forms.