Survivors of Genocide

Here at 3 Generations we have been hard at work continuing the fight to bring the stories of genocide survivors to light. There are so many harrowing stories to be told from brave individuals who overcame true horror, and we are proud to highlight some of these stories.

As the crisis in Syria continues, we have begun to incorporate survivors of this issue into our gameplan. We are excited to be working on multiple projects that highlight the tremendous bravery shown by survivors of the Syrian refugee crisis. We are also continuing work on our feature film "Beyond The Borders" to highlight refugees currently in exile awaiting placement in a new country. 

We have also been working to bring the issue of environmental genocide to greater light. As our environment continues to be greatly impacted by climate change, more and more individuals will see their homes disaapear from beneath their feet. They are left in search of a new home, and the major issue of climate refugees is already well underway. We are committed to giving these individuals a voice. 

You can visit our webpage, www.3generations.org, to get the latest news on all our projects and support survivors of genocide with a donation today. Only with your help are we able to provide a platform for survivors' to tell their amazing stories. 

We are excited as we work towards distribution of the very film that inspired the founding of our organization: German Concentration Camps Factual Survey. Following a successful premiere at the Museum of Jewish Heritage this past May, we are currently negotiating terms for general distribution. With the release of the film to a wider audience, we hope to correct the intergenerational wrong that began with the silencing of founder Jane Wells’ father, Sidney Bernstein, when he first bore witness to the horrors of the German concentration camps. Keep an eye on the 3 Generations Facebook page, as well as the Night Will Fall/ German Concentration Camps Factual Survey web page  for more news and information.

We have also been hard at work continuing to spread awareness of the horrors of genocide and its persistent impact on individuals and communities around the globe. By educating ourselves and others on the trauma of historic and ongoing genocides, we move closer to a world where empathy can prevail and genocide is no more.

 You can support survivors of genocide and our efforts to end such atrocities by visiting our web page, www.3generations.org, and watching the interviews there. Your donation to our Global Giving page allows us to film more interviews like these, providing a platform for more survivors’ voices and helping them to heal.