Holocaust Memorial Day 2012

Speak Up Speak Out

The theme for Holocaust Memorial Day 2012 (27 January) was Speak Up, Speak Out. This theme asked us to think about the rights, responsibility and duty we all have to speak up when we see or hear something which we believe to be wrong.

We should all be challenged by the theme Speak Up, Speak Out and think about the consequences of what happens when we don’t speak up and out and what happens when we do use our voice.

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Events in 2012

Events included:

  • A multi-faith commemorative gathering at Bruce Castle Museum
  • An exhibition of art by Hungarian Holocaust survivor Moshe Galili at the European Commission, London, SW1.
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Haringey Working Group

Sculpture by Claudia Holder and Paul Margetts in the Holocaust Memorial Garden, Bruce Castle, Tottenham.

Haringey Council commemorates Holocaust Memorial Day by working with local councillors, Holocaust survivors, community religious representatives and council officers who form the Holocaust Memorial Day Working Group.

Since it was formed the Working Group has developed in partnership with Haringey Council a number of projects such as creating the Holocaust Memorial Garden of Remembrance, creating a sculpture for the garden and has brought the Anne Frank, Kindertransport and Janusz Korzak exhibitions to Haringey. In 2011 Bruce Castle Museum hosted an exhibition of paintings by Sylvia Olipitz Gaylor (Pergosh) of some local Holocaust survivors.

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Contact us

If you would like further information, please contact:

Ursula Stone on 020 8489 2585 or email equalities@haringey.gov.uk.

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