Resisting the international resurgence of antisemitism, this educational and artistic project is designed to reach young adults, engage communities, and build understanding in creative ways.

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Most students are deprived of the opportunity to creatively process information about the Holocaust, racism, ethnic cleansing, and other identity-based atrocities. The Sh'ma Project brings these difficult -- but necessary -- conversations to high schools, universities, museums, places of worship, film festivals, and artistic organizations. 

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 To fully embody the content presented by The Sh'ma Project, its message is presented as a three-part system: The Film (Sh'ma: A Story of Survival), UPstander Workshops, Free Open Educational Resource