Today we remember the six million Jews and countless others lost in the Holocaust. We honor survivors, those who resiste...

Published on January 27, 2026
Today we remember the six million Jews and countless others lost in the Holocaust. We honor survivors, those who resisted, and the resilience of our community. We hold space for grief, acknowledge lasting trauma, and commit to never forget and to never again. At the Jewish Community Mental Health Initiative, we reaffirm our commitment to healing, remembrance, and standing against antisemitism, racism, and prejudice in all its forms. Visit JCMHI.com for support. ❤️‍🩹🕯️ #JCMHI #JewishHealing #SupportGroup #holocaustremembranceday
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