English/Saesneg
The words we choose have the power to change the world. In Nazi Germany, a generation of children grew up hearing Jewish people described as “rats”, “vermin” and “sub-human.” At the same time, Anne Frank – a 13-year-old Jewish girl – wrote a diary that would be an inspiration to millions. Despite the tragedy and horror that surrounded her, she believed that one day everything would change for the better.
To celebrate Anne’s memory, for Holocaust Memorial Day 2022 we invite you to share a positive message of your own to inspire others. Starting with the words “One day…” tell us about your hope for a better world.
Community Cohesion Officer and Humanist Chaplain Gareth Hall is also offering an interactive session for students aged 10+ to learn how the words used during the Holocaust defined a moment in history, and to share their ideas for a world they would like to live in.
For more information on this session contact: [email protected]
Cymraeg/Welsh
Mae gan y geiriau a ddewiswn y pŵer i newid y byd. Yn Nazi Yr Almaen, tyfodd cenhedlaeth o blant i fyny yn clywed pobl Iddewig a ddisgrifiwyd fel “llygod mawr”, “fermin” ac “is-ddynol.” Ar yr un pryd, ysgrifennodd Anne Frank – merch Iddewig 13 oed – ddyddiadur a fyddai’n ysbrydoliaeth i filiynau. Er gwaethaf y drasiedi a’r arswyd a’i hamgylchynodd, credai y byddai popeth yn newid er gwell un diwrnod.
I ddathlu cof Anne, ar gyfer Diwrnod Cofio’r Holocost 2022 rydym yn eich gwahodd i rannu neges gadarnhaol eich hun i ysbrydoli eraill. Gan ddechrau gyda’r geiriau “Un diwrnod…” dywedwch wrthym eich gobaith am fyd gwell.
Mae’r Swyddog Cydlyniant Cymunedol a’r Caplan Dyneiddiol Gareth Hall hefyd yn cynnig sesiwn ryngweithiol i fyfyrwyr 10+ oed ddysgu sut roedd y geiriau a ddefnyddiwyd yn ystod yr Holocost yn diffinio moment mewn hanes, ac i rannu eu syniadau ar gyfer byd yr hoffent fyw ynddo.
I gael rhagor o wybodaeth am y sesiwn hon, cysylltwch â: [email protected]
English (UK)