I. Upcoming & Current Events
Darkness into Life: Alabama Holocaust Survivors Through Photography and Art Exhibit
This unique educational exhibit features the stories of 20 Alabama Holocaust survivors. It teaches the history of the Holocaust and offers a rich understanding of its impact on these individuals and their families. The exhibit will be traveling to the following venues:

January / February 2013
Troy University / Troy Campus / Troy, AL

March / April 2013
Troy University / Dothan Campus / Dothan, AL

For more information about the contents of the exhibit and the requirements for hosting, please see: http://www.bhamholocausteducation.org/about-exhibit.htm.

II. Ongoing Programs
DNA Shoah Project
The Alabama Holocaust Commission has endorsed the DNA Shoah Project.

The DNA Shoah Project, coordinated with the University of Arizona, Division of Technology, is building a genetic database of people who lost family during the Holocaust. All survivors of the Holocaust and their offspring are offered free DNA analysis as part of the National Geographic Genographic Project. This database will help reunite families torn apart during wartime and aid in identifying victims of the Nazi regime who remain buried anonymously throughout Europe.

For further information call: (866) 897.1150
The DNA Shoah Project
University of Arizona
P.O. Box 210240
Tuscon, Arizona 85721
Email: info@dnashoah.org
OR
For assistance: call (205) 795.4176