Genocide: In Conversation with Dara Solomon of the Toronto Holocaust Museum

Trigger alert: The following content includes discussion of genocide, murder, racial discrimination, assault and rape. If you are the victim of violence and discrimination, we have included resources in our show notes. Please seek support. No one should bear suffering alone.

 Genocide does not occur in a vacuum. There are signs, signals, no matter how small, that portend the evil that is just beyond the horizon.

What choice does one make? Protect the vulnerable at the risk of inflicting a terrible fate on one’s own family and loved ones? Pretend ignorance? Or be swayed by the rhetoric of the oppressor and be an active agent of the horror?

Join us as we discuss the role of the survivor and the importance of education with Dara Solomon, Executive Director of the exceptional Toronto Holocaust Museum.

Must Mentions

@thethmuseum

@refugees

Resources

Genocide Survivors Foundation

www.genocidesurvivorsfoundation.org

Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture

www.ccvt.org

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