Finding hope in the darkest hours
A feature on survivor Ben Midler and RUTH’s La Jolla exhibition ahead of its move to San Diego’s Central Library.
Read coverage ↗Coverage of Remember Us The Holocaust, its survivor-centered exhibitions, educational work, artifacts, public programs, and the effort to establish a permanent Holocaust museum in San Diego.
A feature on survivor Ben Midler and RUTH’s La Jolla exhibition ahead of its move to San Diego’s Central Library.
Read coverage ↗Coverage of Sandra Scheller’s long-term effort to preserve survivor memory and establish a permanent Holocaust museum in San Diego.
Read coverage ↗Coverage of RUTH’s campaign to move from a traveling exhibition toward a permanent museum and preserve important artifacts.
Read coverage ↗A feature on survivor Ben Midler and RUTH’s La Jolla exhibition ahead of its move to San Diego’s Central Library.
Coverage of Sandra Scheller’s long-term effort to preserve survivor memory and establish a permanent Holocaust museum in San Diego.
Coverage of RUTH’s campaign to move from a traveling exhibition toward a permanent museum and preserve important artifacts.
A profile of RUTH founder Sandra Scheller and her work preserving survivor testimony, artifacts, and Holocaust memory.
Reports on a San Diego City Council discussion that included plans to expand the reach of the RUTH exhibition through city libraries.
Television and digital coverage of a rare prisoner uniform with a pink triangle and the effort to preserve it within RUTH.
Coverage of Holocaust survivor Gerald Szames sharing his story through RUTH’s speaker programming at the La Jolla/Riford Library.
Coverage of RUTH’s addition of material documenting the Nazi persecution of homosexual prisoners.
Coverage of RUTH’s move to the La Jolla/Riford Library and survivor reflections on the importance of remembrance.
A follow-up on RUTH’s growth since 2020, expanded artifacts and interactive testimony, and the effort to create a permanent museum.
Photo and community coverage of the opening of RUTH’s La Jolla exhibition.
An update on the conclusion of RUTH’s Rancho San Diego run and plans for its next installation.
Television coverage from the Rancho San Diego Library highlighting survivor stories and World War II artifacts.
A feature on RUTH’s Rancho San Diego exhibition and the local survivors whose experiences it preserves.
Detailed coverage of the Rancho San Diego exhibition, including survivor displays and the historical material presented alongside them.
Coverage of the ribbon cutting and opening of RUTH at the Rancho San Diego Library.
County video coverage of RUTH’s opening at the Rancho San Diego Library.
Reports on county action related to Holocaust education and includes Sandra Scheller discussing RUTH and the importance of education against hate.
An opinion piece cited by RUTH in its media archive advocating for a permanent Holocaust museum in the region.
A visitor account of experiencing Sandra Scheller’s Holocaust exhibition at the Chula Vista Public Library.
Coverage notes Sandra Scheller and RUTH’s participation in Holocaust-related Comic-Con programming.
KPBS arts coverage of Comic-Con@Home includes its Holocaust and art programming.
National coverage of Sandra Scheller sewing masks for Holocaust survivors during the pandemic, with background on RUTH.
A news column that includes recognition of Project RUTH and its Chula Vista exhibition.
Coverage of the launch of the year-long RUTH exhibition at the Chula Vista Civic Library.
A close look at Holocaust clothing connected to Sandra Scheller’s family and the opening of the RUTH exhibition.
A Zevely Zone feature previewing the opening of RUTH at the Chula Vista Library.
Early television coverage of RUTH’s Chula Vista exhibition and its focus on local Holocaust survivors.
A detailed preview of the Chula Vista exhibition and Sandra Scheller’s work sharing her family’s Holocaust history.
Advance coverage of the original RUTH exhibition and the South Bay survivors whose stories it planned to feature.
Coverage of Sandra Scheller’s documentary project about her mother, Holocaust survivor Ruth Sax, before the RUTH exhibition opened.
Pre-RUTH coverage of Ruth Sax and Sandra Scheller’s Holocaust education work through Comic-Con programming.
For interviews, background information, approved images, exhibition access, or requests involving survivor stories and artifacts, contact RUTH directly.
info@rememberustheholocaust.org
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