Art & Writing Contest Grades 6-12: Beyond Silence: Stories that Endure
Our annual Art and Writing Contest encourages middle and high school students to engage creatively with lessons from the Holocaust.
Adult Education Program
Our Adult Education Program offers lectures, film screenings, and community discussions led by scholars, survivors, and guest speakers. These free public programs explore the Holocaust, genocide, antisemitism, and human rights while connecting past lessons to today’s challenges.
Registration for the 2025–2026 series is now open. Join us for a year of meaningful learning, reflection, and dialogue.
Leadership Institute With Teens (LIFT) Grades 9-12: Click Below for 2025-2026 School Year Application
Through hands-on workshops and eye-opening experiences, teens will build leadership and communication skills, hear first-hand stories from Holocaust survivors and their families, learn how to recognize and stand up to antisemitism and all forms of hate, gain insights from local and statewide community leaders who are making a difference, and explore the root causes of prejudice, discrimination, and injustice.
Baxt Lecture Series: March 29, 2026. Jews among Roma During the Holocaust
Join us for a lecture with Justyna Matkowska, who will speak on the experiences of Jews who found shelter and support among Roma communities during the Holocaust. Her lecture explores themes of resilience, solidarity, and the complexity of human choices under Nazi persecution.
Harold A. Winstead (HAW) Youth Interactive Program Holocaust Education for Middle and High School Students
Commemorations
Every year, we commemorate Kristallnacht, International Holocaust Remembrance Day, and Yom HaShoah with community programs. We hope you will join us.
