Every Friday, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion will share a film recommendation that will support students, staff and faculty in enhancing their understanding of equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility.
Students, staff and faculty can access all films featured for free through the NC Libraries and Learning Commons.
To mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27th, this week’s feature film is Children of the Holocaust.
Six remarkable stories of survival from eyewitnesses of Nazi atrocities during World War 2, brought to life through animation and a series of follow-up interviews with elderly survivors who recount their childhood experiences of Nazi atrocities and the impact on their lives.
In thoughtful interviews, they discuss why Holocaust education is important to keep alive the memory of those who were murdered, and in order to stay vigilant so that the world may never see these horrific events repeated.
Content Warning: This film has content that may be sensitive. Viewer discretion advised. Please take care of yourself when watching the film.
The following resources are available to Niagara College employees and students:
Employees
Full-service EFAP
- EFAP services are offered by Homewood Health
- Employees and their family members can call 1-800-663-1142 or visit Homeweb.ca with login code NC4321
Students
Health, Wellness, and Accessibility Services Niagara College
After viewing the film, we encourage you to reflect on the following questions:
- What insights will you be taking away from the film?
- What will you say or do differently as a result of watching the film?
- How can you apply what you’ve learned to your time here at NC and in your community?
- What would you like to learn more about as a result of watching the film?
If you experience any challenges accessing the films, please reach out to the Libraries and Learning Commons at [email protected].
If you have any questions related to the content of the films, please contact Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at [email protected].