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The David Labkovski Project is offering a select group of teachers free professional development to teach DLP’s Docent and Leadership Program curriculum, and bring this unique Holocaust education program to their schools. These free trainings are made possible by the generous support of the Leve Family Foundation.
Requirements: Four, 90-minute Zoom sessions and 2 hours of individual implementation support.
Please complete the form below to submit your interest in joining this program.
Participants will complete the program with a better understanding of:
*Participants will receive a certificate after completing DLP’s Teacher Training.
DLP guides students to become engaged with David Labkovski’s artwork, which illustrate his experiences of the Holocaust, such that they move from passive observer to actively bearing witness to history.
DLP enriches Holocaust education by providing immersive, tangible experiences that evoke emotion and enable connection with our past, so that we never forget the atrocities committed by the Nazis and their supporters.
DLP’s pedagogical approach allows for a comprehensive understanding of the Holocaust, and it encourages visitors to educate their peers and communities about how to advocate for tolerance and inclusion.
DLP goes beyond the classroom; through Holocaust education, we empower students to use their creativity and their voice to stand against injustices.
