Holocaust education
CAM weekly antisemitism report – Holocaust inversion and antisemitic conspiracies spreading online
"A growing share of antisemitic content isn't the product of genuine belief, but rather a byproduct of an attention economy that rewards whatever performs."
Two museums, one mission: Preparing young leaders to confront antisemitism and racism
Global support for IHRA antisemitism definition grew in 2025
Germany to provide Yad Vashem with €5 million annually under new agreement with Israel
Misusing Holocaust memory: It harms the lessons we need most - opinion
It has become common, too common, for Jewish and non-Jewish groups alike to use Holocaust comparisons when speaking about present-day affairs. Protesters liken immigration policies to Nazi Germany.
Challenges of Holocaust education at generational crossroads with survivors dwindling - opinion
The Holocaust, an unprecedented event in human history, is often turned into a rhetorical tool to justify political positions, intensify public and international conflicts, and incite hatred.
Holocaust education needed to combat distortion of history - opinion
The Ghetto Fighters’ House Museum and the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum convene educators, researchers, and educational entrepreneurs from Holocaust museums and heritage sites, in Oswiecim.
Israel National Team balances remembrance and readiness ahead of EuroBasket tip-off
Ahead of their EuroBasket debut, Israel’s national basketball team visited Auschwitz and Birkenau, reflecting on history and finding unity as they prepare to face Iceland.
Congressional Education c'mtee investigating NEA for 'antisemitic positions'
The US Committee on Education and Workforce is investigating the National Education Association over antisemitism concerns linked to its 2025 handbook and policies on Israel and Palestine.
'Spat on, called a murderer': Israeli rabbi recounts antisemitism during tour in Poland - interview
In Warsaw, Ostroff was standing next to a marketplace when a 70-year-old woman walked up, spat on him, and then walked away.
Holocaust distortion and preserving the accurate narrative in Eastern Europe - opinion
Many countries refuse to acknowledge the major role their citizens played in the mass murder of their Jewish inhabitants during the Holocaust.
Edward R. Murrow, the first NYC public High School to bring ‘Names, Not Numbers’, Holocaust program
“What started as an idea became something much bigger and more powerful than we expected,” he said. “This program is about learning from the past to make the world better.”
Helena Weinrauch, Holocaust survivor and ‘dancing angel,’ dies at 100
Weinrauch’s story of survival — and how she discovered, at 88, the joy of ballroom dancing — was the subject of a 2015 documentary, “Fascination: Helena’s Story.”
What preserves the memory of the Holocaust among Jews is hope, and looking to the future
The point was made by several speakers that there cannot be memory without knowledge, and that lack of knowledge leads to difficulties in countering Holocaust denial and distortion.
