Activating an Emergency Response in Crisis

What is the relationship between memory and action? Can we harness collective memory of past traumas to mobilize large-scale response in times of crisis?

Tal Becker, Abigail Pogrebin, Elana Broitman, Mark Hetfield

May 9, 2022

May 9, 2022

Tal Becker

Dr. Tal Becker is a Vice President and Senior Faculty of the Kogod Research Center at Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem, where he leads educational initiatives on Israel and the Jewish world. In this capacity, he is a leading member of the Institute’s iEngage research seminar which produces the premier educational program on Israel engagement in North America, working to strengthen and re-imagine the relationship between Israel and World Jewry. Dr. Becker served, until recently,

Abigail Pogrebin

Elana Broitman

Mark Hetfield

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JEWISH MEMORY AND THIS MORAL MOMENT

The Mobilization of Memory: Activating an Emergency Response in Crisis

What is the relationship between memory and action? Can we harness collective memory of past traumas to mobilize large-scale response in times of crisis? What role does self-perception play in how we debate responses in crisis?

Hear from Jewish leaders in North America and Israel at the forefront of the relief and response effort for the crisis in Ukraine about how they are activating memory to mobilize large-scale collective action.

This program took place on Thursday, April 28, 2022 and was part of Jewish Memory and this Moral Moment, a conference and commemoration on Yom HaShoah 5782.

Watch more video from this conference.