Over the course of almost two weeks, the Normandy Scholars Program from UTK found our way traveling through memory in […]

By: Alexa Davidson The European memory of D-Day, and World War 2, is very different from the American one. While […]

How can one treat vital memory like it’s an amusement park, as if tragedy has become only a pop-culture icon […]

Our tour has been conflicting. We have visited these beautiful urban cities and quiet country villages, populated with kind and […]

On the last day of our trip, I was nearing my breaking point. My feet were covered in blisters, I […]

After touring both Deportation memorials in both Paris and Amsterdam, I have a fuller understanding of the conditions Jews had […]

In Paris the memorial the struck me the most was the French deportation museum. This small alcove was simplistic and […]

Visiting the Mémorial de la Shoah and its attached museum in Paris was a powerful experience that reframed my view […]

When we visited the Dutch Museum of Resistance today, we found out exactly how rare resistance was in World War […]

It’s officially our last evening abroad. We’ve spent this week in Paris and Amsterdam soaking up the cultures of the cities […]