This Genocide Awareness and Prevention Month, join HIAS for a program about contemporary genocide and the ongoing persecution of the Rohingya and Uyghur peoples.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by HIAS, Jewish World Watch (JWW) and the Jewish Rohingya Justice Network (JRJN)

Irshad Manji is the winner of Oprah Winfrey’s first annual Chutzpah Award for boldness. As founder of the Moral Courage Project, Irshad equips people to do the right thing in the face of fear.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Sousa Mendes Foundation

In an April 2021 mini-conference, the Genocide Studies Program proposes to examine the past, present and future production of digital archives of mass atrocities from the perspective of those who curate them.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Genocide Studies Program at Yale University

We invite you to a powerful dialogue about ending injustice in our prison and legal systems with Floyd Stafford, Sr. Project Manager National Initiatives – Research & Policy at Heartland Alliance and Co-founder of The Alumni Association, a peer support network for the formerly incarcerated. La Tanya Jenifor-Sublett, Community Activist who was wrongfully convicted & incarcerated, and Dr. Lisa Lee, Executive Director, National Public Housing Museum and Teacher at Statesville Prison will join Mr. Stafford.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center

Together with Roger Brooks, President and CEO of Facing History, Eddie Glaude Jr will discuss this moment of moral reckoning in the US, and the opportunity it presents for Americans to choose to “begin again” and become a genuinely multiracial democracy.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by Facing History and Ourselves

Join the Royal Ontario Museum's popular Indigenous Voices. Designed for K-12 students and teachers, each episode features Indigenous ROM educators and guest speakers as they highlight distinct ancestral objects, share stories, and offer arts-based activities that celebrate living Indigenous cultures.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by Facing History and Ourselves and the Royal Ontario Museum

Join Facing History and Ourselves for a two-part Facing History @Home series, as we explore the unique role parents and other caregivers are playing for children in these challenging times. Using a variety of resources from history and literature, participants will explore themes focused on fostering resilience and growth as we continue to nurture the young upstanders in our lives.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by Facing History and Ourselves

In May 1944, Peter Feigl, a Jewish teenager, waited for his chance to run to freedom after years spent hiding from the Nazis in France. When the dogs barked, signaling a Nazi guard change at the French border, he sprinted amid gunfire towards neutral Switzerland.

LEARN MORE | WATCH NOW | Hosted by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

At a time when many are concerned about the health of American democracy, the Educating for American Democracy Roadmap presents the first truly national and cross-ideological approach to teaching history and civics.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by Bill of Rights Institute and Facing History and Ourselves

The hidden resistance efforts of Jewish women in ghettos during Nazi occupation are one of the most extraordinary and often-overlooked stories about World War II and the Holocaust. The Light of Days: The Untold Story of Women Resistance Fighters in Hitler’s Ghettos, the soon to be released book already optioned by Steven Spielberg for a major motion picture, shares the defiance and rebellion of women who worked together and risked their lives in the fight for justice and liberty.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center

Join Illinois Holocaust Museum, Sheerit Hapleitah of Metropolitan Chicago, Chicago Jewish Community Relations Council, Jewish Federations of Chicago, Champaign-Urbana, Springfield, Rockford, Southern Illinois, Quad Cities and Peoria, the Office of the Governor, the Illinois Jewish Legislative Caucus, and CJE SeniorLife, Holocaust Community Services for a virtual gathering in observance of Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day).

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center

The Jewish community will come together to honor and remember those who perished in the Shoah. Guest speaker, David Estrin, will remind us of the importance of turning collective memory into collective action. Then we will hear voices of our community's clergy and youth in a moving observance and candle lighting ceremony.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Indianapolis JCRC and Together We Remember

The Museum leads the nation in observing Days of Remembrance, established by the US Congress as the country’s annual Holocaust commemoration. Join our nation and a global community to honor Holocaust survivors, remember the six million Jews murdered, and pay tribute to American soldiers who liberated victims.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Please join the Harriman Institute, the Roma Peoples Project at Columbia University, and the Kupferberg Holocaust Center at Queensborough Community College, CUNY for a conference on the state of Roma human rights in the Balkans.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Harriman Institute, the Roma Peoples Project at Columbia University, and the Kupferberg Holocaust Center

Raphael Lemkin, a Polish Jewish lawyer, escaped the Nazis but lost 49 members of his family in the Holocaust. He coined the word genocide in 1944 to describe the deliberate attempt to wipe out a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group. Lemkin devoted the last 15 years of his life to lobbying governments to recognize genocide as an international crime and changed the legal landscape. Despite his impact, he died alone and penniless in 1959.

LEARN MORE | WATCH LIVE | Hosted by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum

Join UNESCO, in partnership with the USC Shoah Foundation, in a commemoration event and panel discussion on the theme “From hate speech to genocide” on the occasion of the International Day of Reflection on the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda on 7 April at 9am EST.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by UNESCO and the USC Shoah Foundation

In the framework of the commemoration of #Yomhashoah2021, Yahad - In Unum, together with its partners Universidad de Desarrollo, Memoria Viva, and the Museo del Holocausto Guatemala, organizes the conference "The Legacy of the Holocaust" with the participants Patrick Desbois, Karen Codner and Guido Larson.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by Memoria Viva, Universidad de Desarrollo, Museo del Holocaust Guatemala, and Yahad - In Unum

People of color face overwhelming and multi-faceted roadblocks on a daily basis. Hear more about the impact of racism in education, and how we can move towards a more equitable future, with Dr. Terry Flennaugh, Associate Professor and Director of Urban Education Initiatives at Michigan State University.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center

Wrap up Women’s History Month with this interactive webinar examining the impact Ella Baker, Fannie Lou Hamer, Constance Baker Motley and other women whose contributions to the Civil Rights Movement have not always been recognized.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by Facing History and Ourselves

Join Not In Our Town for this outstanding workshop discussing dealing with hate in your community! This will be a communications workshop for NIOT communities (new and existing) and any groups standing up to hate in their communities led by Project Over Zero's Rachel Brown and Samantha Owen.

LEARN MORE | REGISTER NOW | Hosted by Not In Our Town