The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh is hosting a virtual vigil and panel:

Pittsburgh has made the news for being the site of the worst antisemitic attack in the history of the United States. But it was also the site of one of the greatest interfaith, cross-community responses to violence. What can our community and the rest of the country learn from this example? How do we focus the lens on the problems that persist across identity groups in a city that has shown itself to be stronger than hate?

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