“It’s a wonderful story for children to see that moral choices can be made in challenging situations,” said Ellen Bari, director of content development for the exhibition [Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark], which will open in September. “There is another way to respond to prejudice. The Danish rescue was a grass-roots effort to stand up to what they saw as a wrong.” Read the full @nytimes article about our upcoming exhibition Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark at the 🔗in bio. Our whole team is looking forward to bringing this special exhibition to life in 2023. 📷: this image says "Museum of Jewish Heritage In The News" along the side, with a rendering of a phone with the New York Times article pulled up. The headline reads: "In Museums About Horrors, Children Learn of the Heroes." The byline reads: "Museums dedicated to the Holocaust and terrorist attacks are wary of traumatizing their youngest visitors. One upcoming exhibition will show how Denmark helped Jews escape by sea." Below that is an image of an exhibition rendering that shows the Gerda III, a small white boat with a Danish flag, a small wooden cabin, and a dual mast. #AlwaysRemember #JewishHeritage #MJHNYC #MuseumOfJewishHeritage #NeverForget #HolocaustEducation #UpcomingExhibition #GerdaIII #ChildrensExhibition #TeachingTheNextGenerations #CourageToAct #RescueInDenmark #DanishRescue #Resistance