Author: Roselani Aluli-James

A Safety Net for Holocaust Survivors during COVID-19 Aug 16, 2020  |  by Ronda Robinson   Joel Fabian, an 81-year-old Holocaust survivor in Willingboro, N.J., was making ends meet by cleaning doctors' and lawyers' offices. Then the pandemic hit and he lost his three cleaning contracts. “That was a big loss financially. When the offices shut down, they no longer needed my services,...
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National initiative provides support for Palm Beach County Holocaust survivors By SERGIO CARMONA SOUTH FLORIDA SUN SENTINEL | MAY 01, 2020 AT 12:31 PM   Holocaust survivors in Palm Beach County are among the thousands living across the United States that are supported by a national initiative. The organizations Seed the Dream Foundation and Kavod-Ensuring Dignity...
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As emergencies grow for Holocaust survivors amid pandemic, helpers try to keep up BY LARRY LUXNER APRIL 22, 2020 12:14 PM Louis was barely 2 years old in September 1939 when Nazi troops stormed into his Polish village near Krakow, rounded up the men and boys, gave them shovels, forced them to dig their own graves and shot them. Louis was spared because his father, who was in anoth...
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Helping Survivors While Honoring Their Lives By Shira Hanau January 2020 John and Amy Israel Pregulman partnered in more than marriage. Not every couple can say they met, launched a nonprofit together, raised almost $30,000 and got married in the space of less than two years. But John and Amy Israel Pregulman did just that, founding their nonprofit organization, KAVOD, to provi...
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Picturing the Absence: Judith Glickman Lauder at Peter Fetterman, Santa Monica Tom Teicholz Contributor “Beyond the Shadows” a moving and at times unsettling photographic exhibit by Judith Glickman Lauder will be on view at Peter Fetterman Gallery from September 26th through October 26th . The exhibition gathers the work of Glickman Lauder taken over the last forty years in Poland...
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Couple on mission to photograph all living Holocaust survivors visits Wagner College Holocaust Center By Shira Stoll | Posted April 10, 2019 at 08:00 AM STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – With a yellow brick wall background and tall windows, John and Amy Pregulman, a Denver- and Memphis-based couple on a mission to photograph every Holocaust survivor, photographed four of them at the Wagner College Holocaus...
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This Couple’s Goal Is to Photograph Every Living Holocaust Survivor BY LIOR ZALTZMAN At first, it seems like John and Amy Israel Pregulman nailed the ideal “digital nomad” lifestyle. The very-much-in-love couple travels the and country and the world, side-by-side, working for an organization they built, together, from the ground up. “Every day we wake up and go, ‘We can’t believe we’re ...
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