Join us for an unforgettable and educational experience as Newton Public Schools hosts The Hate Ends Now immersive traveling exhibit, a powerful initiative raising awareness of the Holocaust and the dangers of antisemitism, racism, and all forms of hate.
Step inside a full-scale replica of a WWII-era cattle car—the very kind used to transport Jews and other targeted groups to concentration and death camps—and witness history brought to life through a 360-degree, 20-minute multimedia presentation. This immersive experience offers a deeply moving account of the Holocaust that resonates across generations.
In addition to the cattle car experience, the exhibit features 25 original Holocaust artifacts, including a prisoner uniform, identification cards, ghetto currency, and more—each telling its own story of survival, resistance, and remembrance.
🗓 April 29 & 30
🕒 3:00–6:00 PM
📍 Newton Education Center – 100 Walnut Street
This impactful presentation has been featured at notable locations including the White House, Times Square, Harvard University, and NBA arenas. Now it comes to Newton, engaging students and the broader community in reflection and action.
✨ Admission is free, but registration is required: https://shorturl.at/PGME
📧 For more info: Info@HateEndsNow.org | www.HateEndsNow.org
Let us come together to remember, to learn, and to ensure that hate truly ends now.