Tell your family stories- struggles coming to the United States on TV

Wanted Living history stories--your family struggles coming to and/or living in the United States during the last century. A cable TV opportunity.

Last week the Rivertowns Dispatch, a weekly publication covering the River villages of Greenburgh, wrote an article about Rabbi Mara Young of Woodlands Community Temple. Rabbi Young is organizing a series of interviews with children of Holocaust Survivors –highlighting how their parents overcame the Holocaust. The interviews are airing on Greenburgh TV and on our Greeenburgh website. We will also share the interviews with the Greenburgh Library, Westchester County Historical Archives, The link to the story is below:

[https://www.rivertownsdispatch.com/interviews-share-holocaust-survivors-history/](https://www.rivertownsdispatch.com/interviews-share-holocaust-survivors-history/)

This series is part of a living history initiative that the town has organized. We have conducted interviews with 150 veterans of

World War II and the Korean conflict, have supported the Black History museum exhibits, have interviewed survivors of 9-11 from Greenburgh among other initiatives.

I Would like to encourage representatives of the Hispanic Irish, Indian, Italian, Muslim, Chinese, Japanese, Hindu, Sikh,, Pakistan and other ethnic groups to also consider hosting a similar show highlighting the struggles your family experienced coming to our country during the last century.

If interested in hosting a show please e mail me at [pfeiner@greenburghny.com](mailto:pfeiner@greenburghny.com) or call me at 914 438 1343. We provide the crew, do the editing. There is no cost to participate.

PAUL FEINER

Greenburgh Town Supervisor