Join 3GNY, 3GDC, and 3GBMORE in discussion with Alana Snyder, founder of 3GBMORE, about her new children’s book, “Grandma is a Survivor.”

Tuesday, March 12 8:00pm (Via Zoom)

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Alana recently wrote and published this book about her grandmother to help parents begin conversations about the Holocaust with their children. Alana will be joined in conversation by fellow 3G, Courtney Tisch, author of the children’s book “The Number on Her Arm.” Learn about the entire process of writing a book from inception to publication as we celebrate the release of Alana's new book. 

Register at: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYtdu-vqzIuHNGXY3IPa6U8T925pGLYxVSa 

About Alana

Alana Snyder was born and raised in Baltimore, Maryland. She is the granddaughter of two Holocaust survivors. 

Alana attended the Jewish Day School, Krieger Schechter, and then Carver Center for Arts and Technology before getting a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Delaware. After college, she received a Master of Arts in Special Education from Towson University and has worked with children with disabilities for the past nine years, currently as an early intervention teacher with Baltimore County Public Schools. 

In 2019, Alana discovered the groups 3GDC and 3GNY, two organizations for grandchildren of Holocaust survivors aimed at preserving and honoring their grandparents’ legacies through education, advocacy, and community-building. In late 2020, Alana completed the WEDU (We Educate) training through 3GNY, a program that assists third-generation descendants of survivors to learn to compellingly share their grandparents’ stories. In late 2021, Alana started 3GBMORE, a Baltimore-based group for grandchildren of Holocaust survivors. Alana currently lives in Baltimore with her husband and two young daughters.