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Program Grants is sponsored by Ohio Holocaust and Genocide Memorial and Education Commission (OHGMEC). The Ohio Holocaust and Genocide Memorial and Education Commission offers grants to support educational programming about the Holocaust and other genocides.
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Ohio Holocaust and Genocide Memorial - Ohio History Connection The Ohio Holocaust and Genocide Memorial and Education Commission The Ohio Holocaust and Genocide Memorial and Education Commission, established in December 2020 through state legislation, consists of 15 members appointed by the Governor.
Tasked with gathering and disseminating educational resources on the Holocaust and other genocides, the Commission promotes awareness of these important issues and advises state government officials on relevant matters, as outlined in Ohio Revised Code Section 197. 08 . We envision an Ohio where Holocaust and genocide education is accessible to all Ohioans to build a more informed and engaged society.
By coordinating efforts across the state, we aim to amplify the impact of this education through high-quality programming for students and teachers. Additionally, we are dedicated to memorializing the Holocaust and other genocides in every county, ensuring their memory is preserved for future generations. For more information including meeting notices, please visit our website .
Andrea Brookover - email at [email protected] Jodi Elowitz - email at [email protected] Emily Brokamp - email at [email protected] Brad Beach, PhD, North Canton Mark Swaim-Fox, Cleveland Rhonda Sheakley, Cincinnati Major General (U.S. Army, Retired) Deborah Ashenhurst, Director, Ohio Department of Veteran Services Mike Duffey, Chancellor, Ohio Department of Higher Education Stephen Dackin, Director, Ohio Department of Education & Workforce “These stories need to be told and shared.
They are real and people need to know that. ” -11th grade Ohio student on a visit to the Holocaust & Humanity Center funded by OHGMEC grant Bring history to life through immersive field trips, inspiring guest speakers, and advanced professional development opportunities.
The Ohio Holocaust & Genocide Memorial & Education Commission (OHGMEC) provides funding in support of grade 5-12 Ohio teachers seeking to further genocide education in their classrooms. Beyond our grant programs, we also offer professional development workshops and training sessions. Visit holocaust.
ohio. gov/grant-opportunities to apply for grants and explore upcoming programs.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Grade 5-12 Ohio teachers seeking to further genocide education in their classrooms. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $10,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Program Grants is funded by Ohio Holocaust and Genocide Memorial and Education Commission (OHGMEC). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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