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What is Courage to Care- the organisation?
Courage to Care introduction by Margaret Hall-Pastor's wife and Exhibition Guide.
Courage to Care is a travelling exhibition which has been developed by B'nai B'rith, designed to convey a message of communal tolerance and living in harmony. It has operated in NSW since 1999 and is designed to travel to regional areas with showings of around 4 weeks in each location.
The exhibition emphasises the importance of standing up against racism and persecution, especially in relation to minority groups.
This is done by focusing on rescuers of Jews during the Holocaust, the brave people who put themselves at enormous personal risk to save Jews, with the overriding theme that just one individual can make a difference. The lessons of these events are as relevant for today as they were 60 years ago.
Survivors, Facilitators, Guides, maps, memorabilia, and audio-visual presentations are included. Entry to the exhibition and associated workshops is FREE
Transport cost for school groups for Government and Catholic schools are paid for travel to the Courage to Care exhibitions.
Courage to Care Encourages
Individual acts of courage, Social Activism, Action against apathy, A sense of empathy, A better understanding of history.
Each of the icons below represents a section and many sub sections of the program so please click on them to find out more about Courage to Care
Click here to view and print the Courage to Care Brochure. C2C TRIFOLD
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