Recollecting our past to shape future generations.

For 28 years, Remember the Women Institute has been dedicated to telling women’s stories from women’s point of view. As we celebrate our 28th anniversary, we recall our meaningful events and projects and look forward to continuing to give women their place in history

Shosh Kormosh, Untitled (Braids) from the series Order and Cleanliness: A-, 1994-95. Photography, silver print, 33 x 46 inches. Collection of the artist’s estate, Israel.

Events

Our Women, Theater, and the Holocaust Yom HaShoah event on April 14, 2026, was a sold-out success. See details, photographs, and the print program.

My Name is Gisella Perl: I Was A Doctor in Auschwitz

Remember the Women Institute is thrilled to announce that we are co-producing a forthcoming film, My Name is Gisella Perl: I Was A Doctor in Auschwitz, with distinguished filmmaker Rosemarie Reed and her On the Road Productions. It will highlight the extraordinary life of Dr. Gisella Perl, a Jewish physician sent to Auschwitz in 1944. She was ordered to work in a camp hospital for the notorious Dr. Joseph Mengele, and she used her position and her skill to save hundreds of female prisoners’ lives.

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Publications

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Women, Theater and the Holocaust Resource Handbook – 6th Edition

Theater has the power to make history more alive for viewers, whether it is strictly factual or evokes the spirit […]

Publications

Women, Theater, and the Holocaust Resource Handbook, 5th Edition

This interactive fifth edition helps educators and students better understand the experiences women suffered as women during the Holocaust.

Resources

In the News

In the News
Sara Braverman: The Paratrooper Who Didn’t Jump

Hannah Senesh, Haviva Reik, and Sara Braverman set out to parachute into Europe on behalf of their brothers and sisters […]

In the News

In the News
April 14 in Calgary: Goldie Morgentaler will present the works of Great Yiddish-Language Holocaust Novelist Chava Rosenfarb

April 14 in Calgary: Goldie Morgentaler will present the works of Great Yiddish-Language Holocaust Novelist Chava Rosenfarb Professor Emerita Dr. […]

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In the News
Gertrude Stein, Visionary NYC Gallerist and Champion of NO!art, Dies at 98

Remember the Women Institute is sad to announce that our friend and benefactor of our VIOLATED! exhibition, Gertrude Stein, the […]

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In the News
Interview recorded for GLZ Israel Army radio station for Yom HaShoah 2026

GLZ Israel Army radio station, one of the most popular in Israel, invited Dr. Rochelle G. Saidel to their studio on February 9 to record information about her work on Ravensbruck women’s concentration camp and women’s experiences during the Holocaust. The program will air on Yom HaShoah, April 14, 2026.