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Causes: Arts & Culture, Education, History Museums, Judaism, Religion, Secondary & High Schools
Mission: The dallas holocaust museum/center for education and tolerance is dedicated to preserving the memory of the holocaust, and to teaching the moral and ethical response to prejudice, hatred and indifference, for the benefit of all humanity.
Geographic areas served: Dallas
Programs: Dallas holocaust museum provides life-changing educational experiences about one of history's most horrifying tragedies and its aftermath. During 2014 over 33,000 walk-in visitors and 31,600 school children visited. More than 6,300 of these students were able to visit through the generosity of private donors who gave to the museum experience fund. This fund makes visits possible for economically disadvantaged students. Membership at year-end was 695. In 2014 the museum inaugurated its annual upstander speaker series featuring human rights standouts and academic experts including philip gourevitch, specialist on the rwandan genocide and reconciliation, dorothy budd, advocate for the wrongly incarcerated, and harry wu, former chinese political prisoner and human rights advocate. The museum organized and led teacher workshops across texas, hosted its 2nd annual two-day holocaust and human rights conference and several survivor events. In addition to the core exhibit, 2014 rotating special exhibits included: a history of the kindertransport; besa: a code of honor--albanians who rescued jews during the holocaust; the faces of the ghetto: lodz; fighting the fires of hate: america and the nazi book burnings; and the self-curated drawn to action: the life and work of arthur szyk.