Join 3GNY and 3G Philly as author Anne Hand sits with fellow Austrian 3G descendants, Meghan Stevenson-Krausz and Cindy Silverman, for an intimate conversation about citizenship, heritage, legacy, and what it means to discover your roots as a 3G.

The Annual Conference of the World Federation of Jewish Holocaust Survivors & Descendants (WFJHS&D) will take place Sept. 12-15, 2025, in Paris, France, with the theme: 1945-2025: 80 Years Later, Bridging Generations Across Borders.

Join us on August 13 for the next installment of our popular WEDU Wednesday series as siblings and 3GNY volunteers, Lauren Engelman and David Berliner, share the story of their grandmother, Lillian Berliner. 

Celebrate 18 Years of 3GNY! Join us for a meaningful summer night as we celebrate 18 years of 3GNY’s mission and community impact. Connect with fellow descendants, supporters, and friends for an unforgettable evening of cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, music, silent auction, and conversation.

Join 3GNY and the Museum of Jewish Heritage for Summer Thursdays! We are happy to partner with MJH to present this month’s program focused on the 2G and 3G experience.

In May 2025, 3GNY and JDC Entwine brought a group of grandchildren of Holocaust survivors to Poland to experience the country’s complex Jewish past and vibrant Jewish present. Join us for a special discussion as participants share stories, reflections, and photos from the trip—and explore what it meant to stand together in the places that shaped our families' histories.

Join us on Zoom to learn the inspiring story of the Holocaust rescuer Aristides de Sousa Mendes, declared Righteous Among the Nations in 1966, and the work of the Sousa Mendes Foundation. 

Join us for a recital and conversation with Makana Eyre, author of “SING, MEMORY: The Remarkable Story of the Man Who Saved the Music of the Nazi Camps.”

Please join us at our next 3GNY Long Island meetup in Nassau County!

Join us for an intimate discussion with Julie Brill about the Holocaust in Serbia, Julie’s journey researching and writing this book, and how volunteering with 3GNY’s WEDU program helped her to form her family’s story.

Join the 3GNY community for a participatory and meaningful Yom HaShoah ceremony to honor our responsibility to remember, and embrace our commitment to remember responsibly.