In Taking Action Together: Voices of Memory, Ann Arnold shares her profound story as a second-generation Holocaust survivor and shows you how history isn’t just something we remember — it’s something you can actively shape. Drawing on emotional stories passed down through her family, and a transformative trip to Poland, she describes the courage and responsibility that led her and her sister to found the Mark Schonwetter Holocaust Education Foundation.

Three things you will learn:

1. How you can transform inherited memory into a force for education and justice.

2. Why you have a unique voice in connecting past atrocities to our present and pushing back against systemic violence.

3. Concrete ways you can engage with history — not just as observer, but as someone who acts, teaches, and resists through your own story and choices.