"" is a production of (TIS), an award-winning storytelling organization in Portland, Oregon. The performance is at Oregon State University on Feb 1 at 7pm.
Joining the Exchange is , a child survivor of the war in Syria and one of the featured storytellers in "I Lived to Tell The World, Live."
Also joining the conversation is . Dr. Hubler is a historian in the School of History, Philosophy and Religion at Oregon State. She is also the editor of 鈥�Listening to Survivors: Four Decades of Holocaust Memorial Week at Oregon State University.鈥� Dr. Hubler also serves as co-chair of the OSU Holocaust Memorial Program..
TIS Live performances combine nuanced storytelling with subtle performance art to present a professionally produced, high-quality program. These programs combine distinctive world music, often specifically created for the occasion, with inspiring storytellers who share their lived experiences. TIS Live creates two new shows each year, one in spring and one in early fall. They are professionally recorded and presented on the The Immigrant Story Live YouTube channel for public viewing.
A book titled "" by journalist Elizabeth Mehren, published in 2024 by OSU press, contains the stories of 13 survivors of war who came to Oregon. The book inspired "I Lived to Tell The World, Live," which is a theatrical production produced by The Immigrant Story, Live on Feb 1 and an exhibit at OSU ongoing until March 1.
