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Designed with content from the Nebraska stories, these materials provide a universal message and can be adapted and studied in other settings, states, or countries. This digital resource includes pedagogical connections for secondary school levels and higher education. Inquiry lessons found in Lesson Suggestions reflect Nebraska Social Studies and English Language Arts state educational standards and can be useful in accommodating the Nebraska Revised Statute 79-760.01, correlating to the 116th U.S. Congress "Public Law 116-141" May 29, 2020 titled Never Again Educational Act requiring the teaching of the Holocaust and other genocides.

Research opportunities are abundant for higher educational considerations through search methods of the site's thoroughly transcribed documents. As digital humanities resources help connect students to contemporary, real-world issues outside the classroom, the site will continue to expand in depth of content. Through tools like survivor testimony, narrative maps, and multidirectional memory, visitors will witness how international calamities happen to real people.

Nebraska Standards

This digital resource includes pedagogical connections for secondary school levels and higher education. Inquiry lessons found in Lesson Suggestions reflect Nebraska Social Studies and English Language Arts state educational standards and can be useful in accommodating the Nebraska Revised Statute 79-760.01 requiring the teaching of the Holocaust and other genocides.

Beyond Nebraska

Although designed with content from Nebraska, these materials provide a universal message and can be adapted and studied in other settings, states, or countries. Research opportunities are abundant for higher educational considerations through search methods of the site’s thoroughly transcribed documents. As digital humanities resources help connect students to contemporary, real-world issues outside the classroom, the site will continue to expand in depth of content. Through tools like survivor testimony, narrative maps, and multidirectional memory, visitors will witness how international calamities happen to real people.