In Italy, Naomi organized a round table discussion with Father Norbert Hoffmann, Secretary of the Pontifical Commission for Religious Relations with the Jews in Vatican City. In Vienna, the students were hosted by City Councillor, Tanja Whesley at the Rathaus and by Canadian Ambassador, Mark Bailey at his residence. In Linz the group visited Mauthausen and met with Niklas Frank, son of infamous war criminal Hans Frank and Gauleiter of Poland during the Second World War. A Tribute to Millie Lande C.M. (2001) Fundraising Video, Congregation Shaar Hashomayim   Visualizing memory presents the exhibits, Leo Haas, the works of an artist interned in the Terezín concentration camp (Theresienstadt 1939-1945) and Theresienstadt, impressions of Terezín (1993) by contemporary artists from the Anton Lehmden Master Class at the Academy of Visual Arts, Vienna. The exhibit poignantly illustrates how our surroundings and past influence art and how art can be used to encourage critical thinking, prompting us to seek our own answers. It was launched in Canada's Parliament and has been shown in Ottawa, Montreal, and at the Austrian Embassy in Washington, DC. Most significantly, the cooperation of the Embassy of Austria and the Embassy of Israel has resulted in the description of the exhibit as, "an innovative, cultural initiative promoting global communication." Children in the Holocaust: A Legacy is a didactic narrative, which focuses on the tragic experiences of children during the Shoah. It is composed of some one hundred and fifty photographs, sixty artifacts and documents and text panels. The theme encourages the viewer to have the moral courage to care and respond when confronted either by our own prejudice or that of others. The exhibit has been shown extensively across North America including the State Capitol in Austin Texas, the University of Colorado, and in Montreal, Canada at the Maison de la Culture, International Child Survivor Conference, International Physician's Conference on Bereavement, Concordia and McGill Universities. La caravane de la tolerance includes a pedagogical programme which, challenges students to confront the fact that we are all keepers of prejudice through the examination of contemporary genocides. The exhibit promotes respect, understanding, and harmony among Quebec's diverse multicultural groups. Kramer was a museum consultant with the Comité du Rapprochement Québec. Dreyfus: A Current Affair examines the relationship between the state and the individual. It prompts the viewer to examine where moral responsibility lies.