Repeating History: A Night of Memory, Meaning, and Morality
Repeating History: A Night of Memory, Meaning, and Morality
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Step into the past to understand the present. Featuring Holocaust survivor Dr. Erica Miller and philosopher Dr. Chris Hoeckley, this immersive event blends dramatic storytelling, lived testimony, and thought-provoking discussion. Discover the parallels between 1930s Germany and today—and explore what it means to think independently, resist apathy, and confront injustice in our time.
Select your seat at a discussion table below! Free admission, $25.00 suggested donation.
*We have a 72hr cancellation policy. Please let us know if your reservation changes 72 hours in advance so that we may fill your seat!*
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At our Repeating History event, Dr. Miller will share her story in a keynote address, followed by an intimate discussion table titled “Into the Past with Dr. Erica Miller”, where guests can ask her personal questions about resilience, propaganda, joy, and the power of human connection in the face of evil.
Dr. Chris Hoeckley will open Repeating History with a keynote address that explores how ethics, education, and historical memory intersect in times of moral crisis. Drawing on decades of teaching and public philosophy, he will also lead a discussion table titled “Law, Obedience, and the Ethics of War”, inviting participants to reflect on individual conscience, civic responsibility, and the philosophical roots of dissent in the face of systemic injustice.
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