An 86 year old Holocaust survivor is talking with students in Grey and Bruce Counties this week, about bullying and hate.
She will also talk about her experiences in Europe during World War Two.
Eva Olssen has already spoken to over 1.5 million people over the years.
Olssen says her whole family was taken to Auschwitz during the War.
Only she and her sister survived the death camp.
Olssen is in Kincardine Monday — talking with elementary students at 9:30 AM, high school students at 1 PM and in an open meeting for the general public at 7 PM.
All of the meetings are at Kincardine District Secondary School.
Olssen tells Bayshore Broadcasting she will show pictures of the Holocaust as examples of people who hate.
She is concerned about the increasing amount of bullying in society.
On Tuesday — Olssen will talk with students at Saugeen District Secondary School.
She will address the high school students at 10:15 AM and the Elementary students at 12:45 PM.
Wednesday, Olssen will be in Owen Sound.
She will be at Division street united church at 7 PM to talk with residents.
