Vibrant, multicolored butterflies have fluttered above the UA’s Hillel Foundation entryway since April 2015, in memory of the 1.5 million children who were murdered during the Holocaust. Each ...

Butterflies are known to be symbols of change, hope and life. For the Holocaust Museum Houston, they take on a deeper meaning, representing the 1.5 million children that lost their lives in the ...

Houston is awash in butterflies. Drawn, decorated and inscribed by children from around the world, the small works of art commemorate the 1.5 million children who died in the Holocaust. "Taking Flight ...

The Virginia Holocaust Museum partners with The Butterfly Project to honor 1.5 million children murdered during the Holocaust. Free butterfly kits were distributed to Virginia classrooms, engaging ...

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The Holocaust Museum Houston's monumental "Butterfly Project" will have a permanent home when the institution's expanding Museum District campus reopens in 2019. But for now, some of the 1.5 million ...