Exhibit Events and Streaming

Live Streaming of Events

 

 

 

Due to COVID-19 the exhibit and all related events are cancelled.

Message from Foley Library March 24, 2020
We are so grateful to all of our sponsors and supporters that worked so hard to bring this exhibit to Gonzaga and create the programming, plan the events, and materials to support and promote this important educational opportunity.  We are saddened to not have it come to fruition, but will be working with ALA and US Holocaust Memorial Museum to bring the exhibit back to Gonzaga at a future date. 

Events Spring 2020

All events listed here are free and open to the public

 

CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19

Opening Event - Hate: Reflections and Action with panelists George Critchlow, J.D.; Michael DeLand, Ph.D.; and Shannon Dunn, Ph.D.

March 17
Reception 6:30, event 7:00pm - 8:30pm;
John J. Hemmingson Center Auditorium, 004

CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19

Inspiration for today from Holocaust survivors Carla Peperzak and Cora Der Koorkanian
Tickets are required for this event,
Free tickets can be picked up at the Hemmingson Welcome Desk or Foley Library Checkout desk starting February 20th

 March 31
6:30pm - 8:30pm;
John J. Hemmingson Center Ballroom
Streaming available

CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19

Closing Event - Hate: Documenting it, Understanding it, and Countering it
Live audience and webinar: Ken Stern, J.D.; Barbara Perry, Ph.D.l; Brian Levin, J.D.; and Kristine F. Hoover, Ed.D.

April 22, 7:00pm - 8:30pm; Globe Room in Cataldo Hall
Streaming available