Never again, set in stone: Gov. Hochul taps 19 educators, historians and Jewish leaders to shape a permanent Shoah memorial facing the State Capitol in Albany. more

Charcoal from fire, memory from ashes: 88 years after Kristallnacht, artist Lior Marom paints his family’s faces over his grandfather’s Shoah memoir — so no one can forget. more

Gaza is the only example of genocide in a Westchester middle school syllabus that doesn’t mention the Holocaust, sparking a community uproar. more

This is a moment in Jewish history when scholars, journalists, historians, community leaders and ordinary Jews are all seeking to understand what has been … more

As Jewish students around the world begin a new academic year amid heightened antisemitism, a 98-year-old Holocaust survivor is urging them to stand proudly as Jews and never allow hatred to define … more

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy honored Natan Sharansky with the country’s Order of Merit for his work supporting Ukraine and preserving Holocaust memory. Sharansky, the former … more

The City University of New York is launching a new faculty fellowship designed to develop and strengthen Holocaust education across disciplines at three of its campuses. The CUNY Faculty … more

If schools devote just 45 minutes to a lesson that situates the Holocaust in the broader history of antisemitism and its impact on Jews, they can go a long way to dispelling harmful conspiracy … more

For most of my life, I looked back at the Jews of the 1930s with a question I could never quite answer: Why didn’t they see it? Why didn’t they recognize what was unfolding around them? Why … more

I reached out to a family foundation about Holocaust education programming, including an upcoming webinar … more