A Meeting of Worlds - the Holocaust and Us

The shaping of Holocaust remembrance, influenced by social, artistic, and historical processes in our time, is currently in flux. This colorful and interactive poster exhibition highlights contemporary perspectives and perceptions about the Holocaust. Developed by the International School for Holocaust Studies at Yad Vashem and the Faculty of Design at the Shenkar College in Ramat Gan, Israel, these posters are designed to trigger a dialogue with students high-school age and up.

To view:

The unit contains:
22 color posters 45*65

Site price: $42.00 | To order

The Legend of the Lodz Ghetto Children

The hardships of ghetto life through the eyes of Jewish children. This fascinating legend, with its beautiful illustrations, was written in the Lodz Ghetto in Poland during the war. In the guise of a playful fantasy, it vividly describes life in the ghetto where children labored in factories and workshops in the hope of escaping deportation to the extermination camps. Ultimately, the entire ghetto was liquidated, but the legend remains to tell a story of hope amid terror and tragedy.

The unit contains:
17 color posters with illustrations from the album
A teacher’s manual, with historical background, the legend, testimonies by ghetto survivors, articles and suggestions for class activities

Site price: $42.00 | To order

Signposts - Postcards Set

The Postcards Project is joint production between the International School for Holocaust Studies at Yad Vashem and the Department of Graphic Design at The Neri Boomfield School of Design, Haifa.
Design students participating in the project, which has been running for several years, participate in an educational seminar and then creat a series of five postcards on themes of Holocaust remembrance and its relevance for future generations.

The unit contains:
A set of postcards with 15 pictures

Site price: $10.00 | To order