South Carolina Council on the Holocaust
“The work that the SC Council on the Holocaust does is so important for our students in South Carolina. Having a chance to discuss and reflect on the past gives students the tools to be better citizens for our future.”
- Molly Spearman, State Superintendent of Education

News
Statement on the Attack on Babyn Yar
Summer Programs for Educators
- Foundations of Teaching the Holocaust (June 20-24)
- Geography of a Genocide: Examining the Holocaust from a Geographic Lens (June 27 - July 1)
Student Contest
2021-2022 Holocaust Art & Writing Contest
The South Carolina Council on the Holocaust is excited to announce a partnership with Chapman University of Orange County, California to offer an art and writing contest for students in South Carolina.
Importance of Holocaust Education
75th Anniversary of the Auschwitz Liberation Commemoration
Palmetto Scene Special: SC Holocaust Commemoration
Features interview with Elisha Wiesel. He is the only child of Holocaust survivor, author, professor, and Nobel Peace Prize recipient Elie Wiesel.
View Palmetto Scene Special