Hosted by the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center, the awards recognize local individuals across Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky whose everyday actions strengthen communities and inspire others.
In addition to will recognize the 2025 Upstander Award honorees during its annual Upstander Awards Gala on June 22.
The Upstander Awards recognize those who stand up for themselves and others, pursuing justice both great and small while inspiring others to do the same.
“Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away” is a collaboration between the Cincinnati Museum Center and the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center.
At some point, one would think Greater Cincinnati’s cultural scene would have to take a bit of a breather, like when network television airs a week of reruns before sweeps. This week seems like a fine candidate, too, with most days struggling to climb to freezing. One would be wrong, though.
“Dimensions in Testimony” is an artificial intelligence that uses natural language processing and specialized display technology to allow users to interact with life-sized, two-dimensional projections.
The new members are Bob Fregolle, Roger Heldman, Gloria Lipson, Rhonda Sheakley, Dr. Cady Short-Thompson and Walter Spiegel.
With a passion for Holocaust and humanity education, Congedo will spearhead the Center’s bold vision to become one of the most relevant and engaging Holocaust museums and educational centers globally while continuing its transformational impact locally.
The Upstander Awards honor individuals in the region who use their character strengths to stand up for themselves and others.
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center is proud to announce the finalists of the 2024 Upstander Awards, which recognize individuals in the region who use their character strengths to stand up for themselves and others — pursuing justice, both great and small, and inspiring others to do the same.
