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The bio photo of Mrs. Connie Liss, the daughter for Holocaust survivors and an active voice educating existing and future generations about the enormous human toll brought by the Holocaust. In the photo Liss is warmly smiling and is wearing glasses and a brown top. Liss recently spoke to members of the Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) workforce about her mother's experiences as a Holocaust survivor who was held for three years at Auschwitz. Her presentation was part of SSP's Special Emphasis Programs, which are employee-engagement programs that illuminate underrepresented groups and topics in an effort to highlight diversity within the workforce.

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May 10, 2024

WASHINGTON NAVY YARD - (undated photo) - The bio photo of Mrs. Connie Liss, the daughter for Holocaust survivors and an active voice educating existing and future generations about the enormous human toll brought by the Holocaust. Liss recently spoke to members of the Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) workforce about her mother's experiences as a Holocaust survivor who was held for three years at Auschwitz. Her presentation was part of SSP's Special Emphasis Programs, which are employee-engagement programs that illuminate underrepresented groups and topics in an effort to highlight diversity within the workforce. (Photo Courtesy: Connie Liss)

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