THE 27th ANNUAL JACOBY-LUNIN HUMANITARIAN LECTURE IN AFFILIATION WITH THE CARL AND DOROTHY BENNETT CENTER FOR JUDAIC STUDIES
Mark Ludwig is a Boston Symphony Orchestra member emeritus who blends his musical career with social causes promoting tolerance. He founded the Terezín Music Foundation in 1991, a non-profit dedicated to amplifying the musical legacy of the artists imprisoned in Terezín (Theresienstadt), a World War II Nazi concentration camp in what is now the Czech Republic.
This event entails a spectacular program of music by Hans Krasa (of Brundibar fame), performed by the Terezin Quartet and Painter, with narrations by Mark Ludwig and a clip of the original Brundibar finale.
Jonathan Santlofer
“The Lost Van Gogh: Nazi Looting, Interpol Agents, Art Sleuths on a Mission”
Tuesday | 7:30 p.m.
February 4, 2025
Dr. NaLette Brodnax
Carceral Ideology: A New Framework for Examining Equity in Education
Wednesday | 7:30 p.m.
February 5, 2025