NEVER FORGET

Honoring the Past to Protect the Future

Witness The Story
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About THE PRESENTATION

As the granddaughter of four Holocaust survivors, Orly is committed to preserving their stories of resilience, survival, and rebuilding.

After completing the Descendants of the Holocaust (DOR) program at the Holocaust Museum LA, she has presented at the museum, middle and high schools, Yom HaShoah commemorations, and other venues, both live and virtual.

In collaboration with The Butterfly Project, Orly continues to educate and inspire audiences with the remarkable survival story of her grandfather.

Her mission is not only to honor the past but also to raise awareness and actively combat hate and antisemitism today.

 

Meaningful for All Ages & Backgrounds

Whether speaking to young students, teens, or adults, this presentation is thoughtfully tailored to engage and resonate with any audience.

In Person and Virtual

Offered in both, making it easy to bring this powerful story to schools, organizations, and communities anywhere.

Bilingual Presentation

Available in both English and Spanish, ensuring that this important history reaches and impacts a wider audience.

WHAT TO EXPECT

IN PERSON OR VIRTUAL

Available in both formats
30 MINUTE PRESENTATION

A powerful visual storytelling experience of survival
Q&A SESSION

Engage with meaningful discussions
TAILORED FOR ALL

Middle school, high school, college, and community groups

 

Bring this powerful and engaging presentation to your school or organization. This talk creates a meaningful connection to the past while inspiring action for the future.

Surviving the Holocaust 

The Story of José Tabachnik

 

Through a compelling blend of firsthand accounts, research, and visual storytelling, this powerful presentation shares the survival story of Holocaust survivor José Tabachnik. 

It highlights how he lived a normal life in Poland, endured six years of Nazi persecution, and searched for surviving family members after liberation—facing the painful reality of loss. His journey to emigration and rebuilding his life stands as a testament to resilience. 

Whether for students, educators, or community groups, this talk sparks conversations about the Holocaust, the dangers of hatred, and our responsibility to stand against injustice.

Timeline

Jose Tabachnik

WHY THIS MATTERS

We can learn from the past 
  • Keep History Alive
  • Recognize and Stop Hate
  • Find Strength in Hard Times
  • Be an Upstander, Not a Bystander

PAST AND FUTURE PRESENTATIONS

HMLA - Holocaust Museum Los Angeles

2024 -  2025 • Ongoing • Middle and High School • English • In Person
KEN - Jewish Community & Wizo

8 May 2024 • Yom Hashoah Conmemoration • Spanish • In Person
San Diego Generations of the Shoah

20 February 2025 • English • Virtual
TBP - The Butterfly Project

Starting in 2025 • High school groups • English and Spanish • In Person

 

Available for virtual or in person presentations. Get in touch for dates and details.

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