Interactive Holocaust Education. Brought to Life.
The Blue Card’s groundbreaking program combines real survivor testimony, advanced hologram technology, and guided discussion to create a deeply human learning experience people remember.
Trusted by schools, community organizations, and educational leaders.
Endorsements reflect strong engagement, practical delivery, and lasting classroom impact.
Students were engaged, curious, and impressed by the realism and portability of the experience.
The combination of hologram testimony and Big Sonia created meaningful discussion about justice and empathy.
Highly engaging, easy to set up, and effective for both religious and secular educational settings.
A one-of-a-kind educational experience where living history meets modern technology.
This program brings Sonia Warshawski’s voice, story, and presence into the room in a format designed to hold attention and deepen reflection.
The Blue Card’s Innovative Holocaust Education Program brings together history and modern-day technology for a unique interactive presentation.
Through an AI-powered hologram of real Holocaust survivor Sonia Warshawski, participants engage with survivor testimony in a format that feels immediate, personal, and unforgettable.
The program is best suited for students in sixth grade and up, and is also available for adult groups. The Blue Card provides all materials, brings the full setup directly to you, and offers the experience at absolutely no cost.
Built to feel personal. Designed to stay with people.
Every part of the experience is structured to create human connection, serious reflection, and strong educational value.
AI-powered hologram interaction
Sonia’s testimony is presented through an advanced format that helps audiences feel closer to her words and presence.
Real survivor testimony
This is rooted in the lived experience of Sonia Warshawski. Her voice remains central throughout the program.
Delivered on-site by The Blue Card
The Blue Card brings the program directly to your location with materials and setup included.
Free educational program
There is no cost to host. That removes barriers and makes it easier for schools and organizations to participate.
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Bring this powerful experience to your school or organization.
The Blue Card delivers the full program, including materials and setup, at no cost. Reach out today to start planning an event for your students, community, or team.
The Blue Card’s Education Work in the Spotlight
Recent media coverage highlights how The Blue Card is expanding Holocaust education through powerful survivor testimony and innovative interactive technology.
Forward Coverage
AI and survivor testimony reshape the future of Holocaust education
The Forward explored how The Blue Card is using an AI-powered version of Holocaust survivor Sonia Warshawski to bring meaningful, responsive testimony into schools and synagogues.
TAPinto / Middlesex College Coverage
Middlesex College hosts a powerful virtual visit from survivor Sonia Warshawski
Coverage of the Middlesex College event spotlighted The Blue Card’s Interactive Holocaust Education Program and its use of hologram technology to engage students in a live-style question-and-answer experience.
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The Blue Card’s Innovative Holocaust Education Program brings together history and modern-day technology for a one-of-a-kind interactive experience.
With the help of an AI-powered hologram of real Holocaust survivor, Sonia Warshawski, The Blue Card will bring the lessons of the Holocaust to your school, organization, community center, or place of business! Sonia’s inspiring and humbling story is like no other, and we want to bring it to life for you!
This program is best suited for students in sixth grade and up, but is also available for adults! We provide all necessary materials and handouts, and bring everything directly to you. The best part is, there is absolutely no cost to you or your organization, so we encourage you to take advantage of this free and easy resource today!
To inquire about this amazing program, send an email to info@bluecardfund.org, or click the event request button on this page to begin collaborating with us!
Meet Sonia
Sonia Warshawski (nee Grynstein) was born November 10, 1925, in Miezric, Poland. She was 13 when the war broke out, and just 15 when Nazis rounded up the Jews in the town, forcing them into the Miezric Ghetto. Sonia was Imprisoned at three of the most notorious death camps, Auschwitz, Majdanek, where she saw her mother being marched to the gas chamber, and Bergen-Belsen, where she was liberated by British troops at 19. She immigrated to the US in 1948, settling in Kansas City, KS. Decades later Sonia found her true purpose in human connection. The venue: her tiny tailor shop, a vibrant and unlikely gem, tucked away in the basement of a dying shopping mall. She told her story of survival to anyone who would listen, her ever expanding clientele spanning all races, religions, and generations. Her public persona eventually grew into classrooms, churches, synagogues, packed theaters, museums, even beyond prison walls. Her survival was miraculous. But the Holocaust deeply damaged her body and soul. Through presentations, personal connections and the “Big Sonia” documentary, her joys and her immeasurable wounds are revealed. The film has inspired and educated audiences across the US and abroad and is regularly shown in schools, churches, museums, theaters, and a wide variety of venues.
The Blue Card is honored to continue sharing Sonia’s story through our program.
The Blue Card has seen the best results with students during two-hour-long sessions. We are happy to create longer sessions, or shorter sessions, and want to emphasize our commitment to curating the program that is right for you! Therefore, our recommendation is a minimum of two-hour sessions, but this is recommended – not required! We remain utterly flexible to every teacher/school/student’s needs.
- Introduction to the Holocaust, Sonia, and The Blue Card
- Students fill out brief “pre-viewing” survey to help us gain an understanding of their Holocaust knowledge before we begin our presentation
- Watch 45-minute “Big Sonia” documentary – introduces Sonia to the students; this helps them have a better idea of what kinds of questions they may want to ask her by providing background information on her Holocaust history and who she is as a person
- A moderator from The Blue Card will help facilitate a brief reflection on the film for the students
- Q&A with Sonia through the hologram
- Students then fill out a “post-viewing” survey that helps us determine what the students learn from our program and whether it was impactful
- This program is not set in stone, and we are happy to change, add, or remove segments to accommodate the needs of our audience. Click on the Event Request Button on this page or email info@bluecardfund.org to learn more about our sessions and how we can accommodate your needs!
