Eva Kor Education Day

Eva Kor was a “Mengele twin” and a Holocaust survivor who became renowned for her activism and philosophy of forgiveness. Her message of forgiveness and empathy has transcended audiences of all ages and inspired people to explore forgiveness as a method of healing for themselves. Join us to recognize Eva Kor Education Day through educational activities, book signings, talks, a documentary screening, and explore Eva Kor from Auschwitz to Indiana exhibit and USC Shoah Foundation’s Dimensions in Testimony.

A schedule of the day’s events is included below:

10 a.m.: Remarks by Alex Kor

11:30 a.m.: Reading of “How to Change the World in 12 Easy Steps” by Peggy Tierney

12 p.m.: Screening of “Eva: A-7063” and Q/A with Ted Green

1:30 p.m.: Reading of “How to Change the World in 12 Easy Steps” by Peggy Tierney

2 p.m.: Screening of “Eva: A-7063” and Q/A with Ted Green

Girl Scouts who attend Eva Kor Education Day will have the opportunity to earn their own Eva Kor Education Day Badge.

All activities are included with regular museum admission.

Presented by Old National Bank Foundation