TIME: 3 PM ET / 2PM CT | PLATFORM: Zoom | REGISTER: bit.ly/socialsatkiel
For our first #SocialSaturday, join us for a conversation with Kiel Majewski of Timberwolf Advisors, one of the dreamers and doers powering the #TogetherWeRemember movement! Kiel will share the incredible story that inspired him to work with genocide survivors across the world and how these sacred relationships inform his perspective on how humanity can embody its better angels. Kiel will also share why he believes #TogetherWeRemember is the movement for this moment and field your questions about our work.
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About Kiel Majewski:
Kiel Majewski is a public historian who was mentored by the founding generation of scholars and survivors in the field of Holocaust and genocide studies. He started as the first executive director of CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center, based in Terre Haute, Indiana. Through the power of survivor testimony and social media, he helped to grow this small museum into an international education center. Kiel has curated exhibits, led tours of genocide memorials in North America, Europe, and Africa, and has mentored youth and adult peace-building advocates. He writes and speaks regularly on topics such as the Holocaust, Rwanda, polarization and radicalization, documenting history, fostering dialogue, and civic engagement. The grandson of a US Army liberator during World War II, Kiel is passionate about helping the generation of eyewitnesses transfer their legacies to next and future generations.
In 2017, Kiel founded Timberwolf Advisors in Madison, Wisconsin. It is named after Kiel’s grandfather's US Army unit, the 104th Infantry Division - aka the Timberwolves - which helped to liberate the Dora-Mittelbau Concentration Camp in Nordhausen, Germany.
The mission of Timberwolf Advisors is to support, scale, and sustain organizations that educate the public about the Holocaust, genocide, and peace-building skills and values.