Celebrate the Museum's 20th anniversary at a historic gathering in Washington, DC, and take part in our nationwide tour.
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20th Anniversary National Tribute and Tour
Join the 20th Anniversary Legacy Challenge
A generous couple will match up to 10 percent of each new planned gift to the endowment to help secure the Museum's future.
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Hess Faculty Seminar
The Museum invites college and university faculty to apply for the 2013 Hess Seminar on teaching about the Holocaust.
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Reaching across a Religious Divide
Listen to Mehnaz Afridi, a Muslim and a professor at Manhattan College, explain why she teaches her students about antisemitism and the Holocaust.
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Risk and Resistance in the Netherlands
Hear the extraordinary story behind the forging materials a Dutch couple used to save countless Jews during the Holocaust.
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Ratko Mladic Trial in The Hague
Museum Goldfarb Fellow and journalist Michael Dobbs covers the trial of the Bosnian Serb military leader accused of genocide.
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Take action to confront genocide and related crimes against humanity today.
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View highlights from the Museum’s collections and the stories they bring to life.
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Latest News
September 25, 2012
Museum Condemns Misuse of Holocaust in Public Discourse
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Museum Expresses Outrage at Attack against Sikh Community in Wisconsin by Alleged Neo-Nazi
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Museum Unveils New Poll: Americans Believe Genocide Is Preventable and US Has Major Role
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Museum to Present Forward-Looking Symposium on Genocide Prevention, Unveil New Poll
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Museum Registers Deep Concern over Escalating Violence and Ongoing Threats to Civilian Populations in Sudan and South Sudan
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Museum Strongly Condemns Iranian Vice President’s Antisemitic Speech
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Featured Events
October 3. In Boston, MA: Attend the 2012 Boston Dinner with honored guests Governor Michael Dukakis and Museum Council Member Kitty Dukakis.
More »October 4. In Washington, DC: Professor James E. Young delivers the 2012 Joseph and Rebecca Meyerhoff Annual Lecture: “From Berlin to Ground Zero: The Construction of a Memorial Vernacular.”
More »October 23. In New York, NY: Join us for the Museum’s New York Tribute Dinner featuring guest speakers Elie Wiesel and Sir Ben Kingsley.
More »November 13. In Atlanta, GA: Attend the 2012 Atlanta Tribute Dinner with featured speaker Clemantine Wamariya, a survivor of the Rwandan genocide.
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