The celebrated exhibition honoring the life and legacy of Jan Karski, "The World Knew: Jan Karski’s Mission for Humanity" opened on February 9 at the Holocaust, Genocide and Interfaith (HGI) Education Center at Manhattan College (MC) in Riverdale, NY, during an event organized in collaboration with the Jan Karski Educational Foundation.
Another monument to Karski, the so-called Karski Bench, was unveiled on January 26 in front of the historic Remuh Synagogue in Kazimierz, a former Jewish district of Kraków.
As a supporter of the new film “Karski & The Lords of Humanity,” the Jan Karski Educational Foundation is proud to offer the DVD of the film for purchase for educational purposes.
Last fall, two young Polish men, Andrzej Fąfara and Szymon Pawlak, were chosen to attend the Georgetown University Leadership Seminar, on scholarships awarded by the Jan Karski Educational Foundation and its sister foundation, Fundacja Edukacyjna Jana Karskiego. Each of them, in gratitude for their tremendous experience in Washington, has written a brief essay about their time at Georgetown.
The Jan Karski Educational Foundation is proud to announce the publication of the long-anticipated illustrated book "Karski’s Mission: To Stop the Holocaust," based on the true story of Jan Karski.
The World Knew: Jan Karski’s Mission for Humanity exhibition, hosted by Iona College from October 26 until December 3, was viewed by a diverse audience.
"The World Knew: Jan Karski’s Mission for Humanity" exhibition was the centerpiece of the Oak Park Public Library’s 2015 Humanity 101.
Lindenwood University hosted an inspiring event in connection with the opening of the exhibition "The World Knew – Jan Karski’s Mission for Humanity," attended by many important guests, faculty members and students.
