This special KTA Social Chat is open to all Kindertransport generations, KTA members and KT generations who are not yet KTA members. Join the chat [...]
Kindertransport Survivor Robert Sugar created a series of exhibition panels that trace the Kindertransport children’s’ epic journey from 1938 into the 21st century. Robert Sugar, [...]
“Saved for a time: Kindertransports to Belgium 1938/39 ” March 13-26, 2025 Opening reception Wednesday, March 12, 2025, 6:30 p.m., in the representation of the state [...]
The KTA is delighted to welcome Anna Salton Eisen (2G) who will share her journey to uncover her family’s incredible Holocaust past. Her father survived [...]
KT2s Linda Waldroup and Susan Kohn invite Kinder and the next generations: children of Kinder (KT2s), grandchildren of Kinder (KT3s), family and friends to join [...]
Laura Nathan is a contemporary textile artist based in Manchester, England who works with archives, inherited objects, and symbolic materials. Being the granddaughter of Holocaust [...]
How did American Jews respond to the rise of Nazism in the United States during the 1930s? For decades, historians studied the issue, and concluded [...]
The KTA is building our Speakers Bureau! If you have received confirmation that you have been accepted into the Fall 2024 Speaker Training Session, please [...]
It has become more important than ever to find meaningful ways to commemorate and educate about the Holocaust. A still too-little-known Holocaust story is the [...]
