Second generation
The Children Who Came After
A visual essay about growing up in the aftermath of Holocaust survival and slowly recognizing what the next generation can carry.
Videos & Visual Essays
Short visual work exploring the same subjects that run through the books and community conversations: history, memory, pressure, silence, human behavior, and what we gradually learn to accept.
The book
A visual introduction to the question at the center of the book: can we recognize direction while we are still living inside the change?
Break the Pattern
If Jews supposedly controlled governments, finance, media, wars, and world events, how did six million Jews become powerless victims of industrialized extermination?
The videos are another way into the same body of work.
They can begin a conversation. They are not meant to replace one.Second generation
These visual essays turn toward the children who came after: inherited silence, memory, responsibility, and the effects of a history they did not personally live.
Second generation
A visual essay about growing up in the aftermath of Holocaust survival and slowly recognizing what the next generation can carry.
Second generation
A reflection on the things children can inherit from a history they never personally experienced—and may not understand for years.
Memory & responsibility
A visual essay about inherited memory and what happens as direct survivor memory passes increasingly to the generations who follow.
Pressure & ordinary life
A visual essay about the feeling that ownership on paper does not always mean freedom in practice—and what happens when more of tomorrow is already owed.
Interviews & conversations
Television, radio, podcast, livestream, newspaper, and recorded interviews have their own archive so they do not get mixed into Jerry-created visual essays.
From the events
As presentations and community conversations take place, selected event photographs, notes, and occasional clips will form a quiet visual record of where the conversation has traveled.