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HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE
The Butterfly Project
Some of the butterflies that were done by the children at the UN exhibition

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This is the poster that presents the Butterfly Project Remembering the children of the Holocaust
Safiyya pointing to the individually made butterflies in different medium
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The butterfly project was an exhibition at the UN visitors lobby for the remembrance of the children who died in the Holocaust.  Each butterfly was done by children all over the world with different medium.  There are 1.5 million butterflies on display.  Each butterfly represents a child that was killed in the Holocaust, and the various colors represent their story.  This was on display in January 2018. It was sponsored by the Houston Holocaust Museum.  There were also Holocaust survivors that were present, they were children at the time.

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Caroline from JP Morgan Bank Houston standing next to the co-founders of the Houston Holocaust Museum standing next to Safiyya.
This is Haya, a Holocaust survivor. She was a child at the time.
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Inside the Security Council of the United Nations