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Help Carry Holocaust Legacies Forward: Join Our Team

CRM and Learning Systems Coordinator (Part-Time: Hourly range $25-$35)

Living Links is dedicated to empowering descendants of Holocaust survivors to preserve and share their families’ stories with communities across the country. The CRM and Learning Systems Coordinator plays a critical role in building and maintaining systems that ensure descendant speakers are well-supported and effectively connected to opportunities.

Reporting to the President and co-founder of Living Links, the coordinator works closely with the Program staff, affiliate leaders, and external consultants. This position manages CRM data and processes, supports the Speaker Training Program, and contributes to organizational system improvements that strengthen coordination and scalability. The Coordinator sits at the intersection of data management, technology, and program operations, helping Living Links create smooth workflows, deliver a positive user experience, and expand its impact nationwide. Learn More

In Loving Memory of My Great-Aunt Masha.

By Alison Berg

Masha was a survivor of Auschwitz and Sachsenhausen, where she and her sister, Anna, performed slave labor on an assembly line for a Nazi airplane factory. They were on a death march together, but liberated by the Russians. Masha eventually moved to the US joining her sister.

Masha was not hesitant or ashamed to call herself a survivor. She did so with defiance. She would mention it in the context of being able to conquer any other hardship she could face in her new life. Keep reading

Living Links and OneTable partner to connect Holocaust survivors' descendants through shared history and Shabbat.

September 15 – WASHINGTON D.C

Living Links, the first nationwide organization created for descendants of Holocaust survivors—particularly grandchildren (“3Gs”)— to share their families' stories, and OneTable, a North American non-profit that empowers young adults to find, share, and enjoy Shabbat dinners in their own homes and communities, are partnering to bring 3G Stories Shabbat to cities across the United States. Keep Reading