In 1961, Israel captured one of the greatest villains of the 20th century, the architect of “The Final Solution.”
These guides give teachers the tools to teach the Holocaust using student-created short films about survivors.
Use artworks in Holocaust Museum LA’s collection to encourage critical thinking around art and primary sources.
Educators and administrators must take proactive steps to address antisemitic bullying by updating policies, supporting Jewish students, teaching about antisemitism, and empowering all students to act as allies.
Students will learn about life under Nazi occupation in the Vilna Ghetto and resistance through Yitskhok Rudashevski's diary.
Students engage with primary sources, an interactive map, and testimonies to help understand the effects of antisemitism.
The story of how Bouena, of Salonica, survived before during and after the Holocaust as a proud Sephardic Jew.
Explore resilience, and immigration through Curious George’s creators, connecting heritage through storytelling.
Information about Nazi persecution reached the press, and their responses shaped the fate of Europe's Jews during the Holocaust.
As we approach Yom HaZikaron, Makom offers you an educator’s guide on the short film, “Siren”.