2020 March of Remembrance Dallas

March of Remembrance Dallas is a local chapter of a Christian organization that started in Germany partnering with Southern Methodist University. We come together to remember the Holocaust, stand against anti-Semitism and hate and reconcile with the Jewish community during the month of Yom HaShoa (Holocaust Remembrance Day). The day will include a ceremony, music, march around campus and a closing ceremony with Holocaust survivors, repentant descendants of SS officers and dignitaries.

The marches were birthed in Tübingen, Germany by Jobst Bitner, a theologian and activist, as a German-Christian response to the Holocaust. The marches have grown to a worldwide movement led by Christian leaders and universities partnering with the Jewish community.

DETAILS

Date: Sunday, April 19th (Yom HaShoa)
Time: Registration starts at 1:00pm, Ceremony is from 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Location: SMU Mack Ballroom – 3300 Dyer Street, Dallas, TX  75205

The march will be on the SMU campus concluding with a short remembrance ceremony on the lawn.

MARCH OF REMEMBRANCE DALLAS STAFF

Dr. Victoria Sarvadi

Executive Director

Milena Teixeira

Event Director

Hannah McKee

Marketing Director

For sponsorship inquiries please contact Hannah McKee at hannah@mordallas.org. Opportunities include sponsored giveaways, product donations, swag bags, strategic logo placement and more!

MARCH OF LIFE MOVEMENT

The March of Life: Memorial and reconciliation marches at historic locations of the Holocaust in Europe. Descendants of Nazi perpetrators finding words their fathers and grandfathers couldn´t find. A clear symbol for Israel and against modern anti-Semitism.

The March of Remembrance supports the March of Life in the United States. It honors the Holocaust survivors and let their voices be heard and their story told. The purpose of the March is to educate a generation that is often unaware of the reality of the horrors of the Holocaust and to remember those who were lost.

The HRA is a 501-c-3 educational organization, founded by descendant of Holocaust survivors, Rozalie and Mitch Jerome and based in Kingwood, Texas. It was formed to sensitize all people to the issues of the Holocaust and facilitate healing, reconciliation, and education.

TESTIMONIALS

  • I attended the March of Remembrance 2018 on the campus of A&M. We were visiting with Ruth Steinfeld, the speaker and a child Holocaust survivor, in the VIP room prior to the start of the ceremony. A young couple from Germany walked into the room. Their grandparents had served with the Nazis . They made their way over to where Ruth and I were standing. I asked who they were, at that moment, they addressed Ruth and asked her forgiveness for the atrocities she endured at the hand of their forefathers. Ruth forgave them and we all began to weep, and embrace one another. It was such a moving discourse to witness this healing of two families first hand! It was wonderful to see God's hand in reconciliation generations later. There was so much love, hope, and faith experienced during this emotional demonstration of the Power of Forgiveness 🙏💙😢

    Julie Harrison

VOLUNTEER

  • We hereby declare that we shall honor the distant voices of the Holocaust and the remaining survivors on this Holocaust Memorial Day, and we shall stand with them in memory of their most dreadful tragedy. We also declare that in a time of rising worldwide anti-Semitism, we will not allow the silent indifference of the past to rise again. We shall stand with those who have suffered this atrocity and provide a platform for the actual witnesses to give public testimony. I understand that the March of Remembrance is not a political rally, not a protest, and not a publicity stunt. I am also aware that carrying banners deemed as aggressive or displaying signs or clothing outside the spirit of this statement or the March of Remembrance shall not be allowed.

MARCH OF REMEMBRANCE

DALLAS DETAILS

The marches were birthed in Tübingen, Germany by Jobst Bitner, a theologian and activist, as a German-Christian response to the Holocaust. The marches have grown to a worldwide movement led by Christian leaders and universities partnering with the Jewish community.

 

Date: Sunday, April 19th (Yom HaShoa)
Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Location: SMU Mack Ballroom - Dallas, TX


The march will be on the SMU campus concluding with a short remembrance ceremony on the lawn.