Conversation mediated by Sarita Mucinic Sarue was part of the pre-Passover program with Holocaust survivors.

Last Sunday, March 29, the São Paulo Holocaust Memorial, in partnership with the Beit Menachem Synagogue and Chabad Center, hosted a conversation circle with Hannah Charlier, a language teacher and Holocaust survivor. The dialogue, mediated by Sarita Mucinic Sarue, the Memorial’s Education and Culture Coordinator, was part of the initiative to prepare and deliver Passover baskets to survivors. The action distributed 80 baskets with the help of more than 15 volunteers of different ages.

Sarita, herself the daughter of survivors and an advocate for education as a weapon against hatred, introduced Hannah by highlighting the sensitivity and determination survivors have to engage with the modern world and share their stories, especially with public........

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