Upstander Day
Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano has officially declared an Upstander Day in May. A special day meant to encourage student activism and awareness by inspiring students to become "Upstanders" (rather than bystanders) -- and to take an active role in changing the world. For more information, read the Upstander Day Flyer (pdf) and the Upstander Proclamation (pdf).

Human Rights Institute for Student Leaders
A full-day program of workshops and presentations on such topics as hate crimes, prejudice, and discrimination. Teachers serve as facilitators.

Teachers Institute
An all-day program for teachers that provides the information, strategies, and guidance to deal with the complex issues of the Holocaust and its continuing relevance today.

Distinguished Lecture Series
Nationally and internationally renowned scholars and authors speak on the Holocaust, genocide, and human rights issues. Open to educators and the community. Students are welcome. Admission is free.

Focus Seminars
After-school sessions for teachers that emphasize specific aspects of the Holocaust and its ongoing lessons. Seminars provide practical suggestions and materials for the classroom. Some of these programs are also open to the community.

Juvenile Anti-Bias Program
Intensive educational workshops for young people involved in non-violent bias crimes. Offered in collaboration with the Anti-Defamation League and the Westchester County District Attorney's Office.