Learn more about our event series in April dedicated to Holocaust Remembrance, German-Jewish Dialogue and Reconciliation featuring Israeli keynote-speaker Reuven Merhav, Holocaust survivors and others.
On February 8th over 70 young people gathered at George Mason University's (GMU) Fairfax Campus for the first German-Jewish dialogue Shabbat Dinner in 2013
Are you looking for a meaningful gift for your loved ones this holiday season?Alvin Gilens' book “Reconciling Lives” shares the moving stories of Holocaust survivors and their encounters with young Germans, 65 years after the end of the war.
On October 12, 2012, Alvin Gilens' book "Reconciling Lives" on encounters of ARSP volunteers with Holocaust survivors was officially launched at a reception at Allianz headquarters in Berlin, Germany.
On September 11, twenty-two German volunteers arrived in Philadelphia for 9 days of orientation, before heading off to their placements in 11 cities across the Northeast and Midwest.
ARSP Friends gathered at Chamounix Mansion Hostel on August 26 to bid farewell to the ARSP volunteers heading back home to Germany after a year of service in the United States.
Do different philosophies about integrating immigrants into society have a meaningful effect on how practitioners - those who work directly with immigrant youth - view and do their jobs?
"Summer Camps" - or as they are known in German, "Sommerlager" - are a very special program of ARSP. They provide a unique opportunity for people to travel and connect with each other while at the same time doing good in the world in a tangible, visible way..
Action Reconciliation Service for Peace 1501 Cherry Street Philadelphia, PA 19102 phone: (+1) 215-241-7249 fax: (+1) 215-241-7252 email: info@actionreconciliation.org
December 4, Chicago: "REFUGE: Stories of the Selfhelp Home." ARSP volunteer Pia Kulhawy will speak on the occasion of the screening Ethan Bensinger's "REFUGE: Stories of the Selfhelp Home".
