Engage students in discussions about social justice and cultural identity by visiting the Mizel Museum’s permanent exhibit, 4,000 Year Road Trip. The exhibit takes students on an interactive journey through Jewish history and heritage and inspires social transformation and civic engagement. Cost: $5 student; Add-on program $3. Subsidies are available; please contact us.

Empower students to confront hatred and bigotry through the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. Using music, poetry, historical video footage and Dr. King’s own words, At the Table teaches students about the American Civil Rights movement and valuable lessons of equality and respect while challenging them to engage in creative acts of service and leadership in their communities. Cost: please inquire. Colorado standards-based lesson plans are available to complement your instructional goals.

Now available virtually, students will experience the testimonies of Holocaust survivors who instill a personal understanding of the dangers of hate. They will engage in interactive discussions that develop empathy and understanding. Subsidies available; please contact us for pricing. Colorado standards-based lesson plans are available to complement your instructional goals.

An online global field trip celebrating diversity! Led by a Mizel Museum educator, your students will interact with themes and objects from around the world. They will explore the commonalities and differences across communities, fostering empathy and understanding. Subsidies available; please contact us for pricing. Colorado standards-based lesson plans are available to complement your instructional goals.

Educate students about the dangers of hatred, bigotry and racism through the lessons of the Holocaust. Students will view a series of videos of Holocaust survivors who tell their stories about being targets of anti-Semitism. A Mizel Museum Holocaust educator will lead a discussion about the survivors’ experiences and provide a framework for understanding how to confront racism and hatred in today’s world. Can be held at your school or as part of a visit to the Mizel Museum. Cost: $10/person (15-40 ppl) $250 plus $1/student (over 40 ppl). Subsidies available; please contact us. Colorado standards-based lesson plans are available to complement your instructional goals.

The Mizel Museum’s film series and guided discussions include a collection of films that confront issues of racism, discrimination and anti-Semitism, and address the importance of becoming civically engaged. The program documents major historical events such as the American civil rights movement and the Holocaust and illustrates how events of the past connect to the world today. Can be presented at your school or at the Mizel Museum as part of a field trip. Cost: Classroom (up to 40 students, 30 student minimum) $10/student. Assembly (over 40 students) $250 plus $1/student. Subsidies available; please contact us. Colorado standards-based lesson plans are available to complement your instructional goals.

The unifying power of song: Living in Tune uses music to address how we relate to one another, how to react positively when conflict arises, and how living harmoniously with others promotes a more respectful and peaceful world. Musicians Sheldon and Kathleen Sands lead group discussions on these topics interspersed with performances of different songs, including “We Can Work it Out,” “Count on Me,” and “Imagine.” Can be held at your school or as part of a field trip to the Mizel Museum. $10/person (30-40 people) $250 plus $1/person (over 40 people) Subsidies available; please contact us.

Learn how music can build bridges. Sheldon Sands, professional musician and educator, performs live music from around the world for students and teaches them about geography, cultural musical practices, and music’s innate ability to build bridges between diverse audiences. This program is designed to be held at your school and can be paired with Bridges of Cultural Understanding, our traveling exhibits. $10/person (30-40 people) $250 plus $1/person (over 40 people) Subsidies available; please contact us.

Celebrate diversity with Cherie Karo Schwartz and her dynamic stories that span a wide variety of cultures. You may also combine this program with a field trip to the Mizel Museum to provide students with a visual experience that complements the stories. Cost: Classroom (up to 40 students, 30 student minimum)
$10/student Assembly (over 40 students) $250 plus $1/student