Week+5

This week, we'll be viewing two locations in-world dealing with education and outreach about different holocausts--the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum and the Palestine Holocaust Memorial.

Tours will take place on Thursday evenings from 6-7 pm central time (4-5 pm slt) and we’ll head out from the Bay Boat Welcome Center ([]). The tours will be repeated on Fridays from 5-6 pm central (3-4 pm slt), leaving from the Caledon Oxbridge Lecture Hall steps ([]) at 3 pm slt (5 pm central).

Our first stop will be the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

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Next, we'll visit the Palastine Holocaust Memorial. []

Some points to consider:


 * 1) Politics aside, how do the two locations attempt to get their message across to visitors? What different delivery systems are put into place? Which do you think was more effective and why?
 * 2) Compare and contrast the presentations as to ease of understanding. Which one was more easy to maneuver through? Do you think construction choices were made with a reason in mind? If so, what reasons might they have had to choose the colors/structure/details/etc.?