The famed Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, where historical discovery meets social justice, is featuring the One Million Bones challenge through two days of interactive events, learning, and bone-making: October 14 and 15. 

Our exciting day of public events (October 14) will feature actress Annabeth Gish, bone-making workshops with the ThinkPeace Girls, a gallery walk and inspiring presentations from partners who are making a difference in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Somalia. It’s an opportunity to connect, learn and take action at a unique and inspiring venue – and meet some of the faces behind the scenes.  

And, if you’re a student in the local area, your class may be eligible to participate in a special day for students on Monday, October 15. Email sabrina@studentsrebuild.org for more information.

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Sunday, October 14 MOT Program:

1:00 pm Event Opens
1:30 pm Gallery Tour hosted by Marissa Roth, Photographer: Women at War  
2:30 pm What is the One Million Bones challenge? Speakers: Annabeth Gish, Actress, Giulia McPherson, CARE and Sabrina Urquhart, Students Rebuild
3:30 pm    Event Concludes

Throughout the event (from 1-3:30 pm), attendees are encouraged to make handmade bones that will be part of the June, 2013 installation on the National Mall.

Based in Los Angeles, the MOT is the educational arm of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, an internationally renowned human rights organization. Visitors to the MOT take an interactive journey through history allowing them to explore the dynamics of bigotry and discrimination that are still embedded in society today. Learn more about the MOT here.

Learn more about Students Rebuild One Million Bones challenge here.