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Remember the Past; Protect the Future

COVID-19 has changed our society in unprecedented ways.  We can no longer come together to physically commemorate the Holocaust, but the importance of remembering our shared past is perhaps more important now than ever before because of its relevance for our shared present and future.
 
A global pandemic such as the one we are currently battling does not discriminate based on race, religion, or socioeconomic status.  It is a reminder that we are all part of humankind, with the right to be treated with dignity and respect and the responsibility to treat others as we wish to be treated.  Now, more than ever, we must join together to support each other.  Although we are physically separated, we can be as one in this time of crisis.
 
This Yom Hashoah, let us remember where humanity has been in the past – the ways we have allowed and perpetuated division based on societal and political constructs. Let us take stock of our current situation and let us hope and pray for a better future.  When the storm passes, may we remain united as equal partners in humanity.
 
As we commemorate Yom Hashoah on April 21 this year, we ask people around the world to virtually come together to remember.  Print out this image and post a photo of yourself holding it on social media with the hashtag #RememberTogether. 
 
Our daily routines may have been altered, but COVID-19 will not stop us from demonstrating compassion, kindness, and a commitment to remembering the past and protecting the future.
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    Davidson College Basketball Reading of          the Names of Victims of the Holocaust                
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Featured Program
MIMEH partnered with Davidson College and CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center for a life-changing trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau. View a short film documenting their journey below. 
Click here to read Coach Bob McKillop's article, "Why Take Our College Basketball Team to Auschwitz?" published in the Washington Post.

Commitment to Preserve Human Dignity in Health Care

Join MIMEH, the Center for Human Dignity in Bioethics, Health, and the Holocaust at Misericordia University, and the Department of Bioethics and the Holocaust of the UNESCO Chair of Bioethics (Haifa) as we continue our international movement to preserve human dignity in health care.  Join representatives from more than 50 countries in signing the Pledge to Preserve Human Dignity in Health Care.
We call on institutions of higher learning in all healthcare professions and allied fields to incorporate into their curricula courses and programs on medicine and the Holocaust and its implications for contemporary practice, research and healthcare policy, and to support each other in implementing this Declaration.

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