In observance of Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Spungen Foundation is a sponsor of an Afternoon with Sam Harris, president emeritus of the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center.

As part of the Universtiy of California Santa Barbara commemoration of Holocaust Memorial Day, and in conjuction with the UCSB Library's exhibit, "The Letters of Josef Mengele," Holocaust survivor Eva Kor spoke of her experience at Auschwitz.

In conjunction with CANDLES Holocaust Museum, The Spungen Foundation will participate in the tour and sponsoring scholarships to college students and educational professionals. Please join us!

The Spungen exhibit will be displayed for students, faculty and invited guests only.

The Spungen Foundation is sponsoring Desmond Clark as the featured speaker during this special session for students and faculty. "Everyday I wake my purpose is what drives me. I’ve been truly blessed to live out a dream, partly because others helped get me there. I owe it to them to help others live the life they wish. Because of that feeling of gratitude my daily purpose reads: With excellence being the standard, my purpose is to enhance the lives of others through any expertise or resources available to me within reason and with respect for my family whom are primary; making every effort to transform strangers and associates alike into extended family members."

The Spungen Foundation will be participating in a special CANDLES Youth Leadership Workshop on Human Rights. Aaron Elster, Vice-President of the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center will be the key facilitator of the workshop. Aaron will use his story of survivor and courage to help participants to transform their ideas into action.

The Spungen Holocaust Postal Collection will be on display for 3 days Bureau of Jewish Education. Open to the public - Please join us!

Special 7pm Kristallnacht Commemoration Service at Bureau of Jewish Education.

After first speaking to students in March, 2014 Emmanuel Habimana will again speak to students, parents and guests in a special after school program. Emmanuel is a survivor of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide. The program is sponsored by the Spungen Foundation and the Carmel History Department.

Emmanuel Habimana, a survivor of the 1994 Rwanda Genocide will spend the morning with all 7th and 8th grade students and special guests. The engagement is sponsored by the Spungen Foundation and the Krengel family.