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FIELD TRIP FRIDAY: Heroes - Trailblazers of the Jewish People

As part of Field Trip Friday this week The Breman would like to share this video from the Museum of the Jewish People at Beit Hatfutsot. This video is kid-friendly and features inspiring stories about women and men who pushed boundaries and fought for their respect even when they never should have needed to.

Watch the story of Rosalind Franklin here.

Watch the story of Claude Cohen-Tannoudji here.

Watch the story of the Philosopher Spinoza here.

Watch the story of Dona Gracia Mendes-Nasi here

Visit on our partners for more Field Trip Friday Content - Fernbank Museum, Atlanta Botanical Garden, Georgia Aquarium, College Football Hall of Fame,Children's Museum of Atlanta, Zoo Atlanta, High Museum of Art, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and Michael C. Carlos Museum.

 

Magic Class at The Breman 5/29/2020

It's #FieldTripFriday and #Atlmuseumsathome. Today we welcome back Joe M. Turner and Tommy John for a third Magic Class at The Breman. Learn how to perform astounding tricks with everyday objects you can find around your home.


Google Arts and Culture Preview

It's #FieldTripFriday and #Atlmuseumsathome. Today we have a special treat with a preview of our Google Arts and Culture page. With 100 artifacts from our archives here and a full tour of our Eighteen Artifacts gallery here.


What does an Archvist Do?

It's #FieldTripFriday and #Atlmuseumsathome and this week we are learning what an archivist does. Lean how archivist grow, preserve, and make their collections accessible to the Public. Watch the full video here.


Meet Henry Friedman

It's #FieldTripFriday and #Atlmuseumsathome. This week we highlighted resilience with the story of survivor Henry Friedman. Watch the video here.


Another Magic Class at The Breman

It's #FieldTripFriday and #Atlmuseumsathome. Joe M. Turner is back with another Magic Class at The Breman. Join us as we learn how to do 5 new magic tricks that can be done with every day household objects. Enjoy with your family and friends on Friday morning and try out the tricks at home. Watch the video here.


Historic Jewish Atlanta Tours: Atlanta in Crisis

It's #Field Trip Friday. we held an exclusive webinar with our guide, Aaron Levi of Gate City Tours, LLC, key turning points when citizens of Atlanta have collaborated to overcome hardship.


Magic Class at The Breman

It's #FieldTripFriday Field Trip Friday and this week we are featuring magicians Joe M. Turner and Tommy John teaching magic tricks. The tricks are performed with easy to find materials from around the house. You learn presentation and communications skills and most of all magic!

Take a look at the full video here!


 

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