For two years, educators and youth leaders have asked how they could bring the powerful lessons of Shared Legacies: The African American–Jewish Civil Rights Alliance to their students when an in-person professional development workshop was not available in their community. Today, we are excited to announce a new solution. The Shared Legacies Online Professional Development Training Module allows educators, faculty, staff, and youth leaders to access high-quality training whenever and wherever...

The Shared Legacies College Facilitation Guide is a comprehensive new educational resource designed to help faculty, staff, student leaders, and campus partners maximize the impact of all three versions of the award-winning documentary Shared Legacies: The African American–Jewish Civil Rights Alliance (40-minute classroom edition, 60-minute seminar edition, and 96-minute campus feature film). More than a discussion guide, it provides practical tools for creating meaningful learning...

First: Sharing the Sweetness. The name Spill the Honey is inspired by Holocaust survivor Eliezer Ayalon, whose mother gave him a cup of honey on the last day he saw her before he was deported to five concentration camps. That cup of honey symbolized love, family, and hope in the darkest imaginable moment. In the same spirit, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. poured hope and dignity into the conscience of our nation. Our work asks: What is the honey we can share with one another? We focus on...