Holocaust Education &Combating Antisemitism

Project Witness is a nonprofit Holocaust resource center that merges judicious scholarship with cutting-edge media to provide thought-provoking Holocaust educational resources for public schools, private schools, community centers, and the general public.

Artistic collage showing the connection between Holocaust remembrance and modern education - featuring a young person with a memorial candle, a Holocaust survivor with historical documents, and a student using VR technology, connected by the Project Witness flame

Est. 2009

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

School Curricula

Holocaust-focused text books, supplementary materials, teachers guides, and teacher trainings.

Educational Films

Holocaust-focused documentary films, educational videos, film screenings and conference proceedings.

Community Events

Educator workshops, academic conferences, corporate and governmental training, and public screenings.

A PROJECT WITNESS DOCUMENTARY

We Dared to Write

A 60-minute animated documentary that tells the stories of the remarkable youth who kept diaries during the Holocaust.

FROM PROJECT WITNESS NEWS

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We Dared to Write — A New Kind of Holocaust Film Premieres July 23

We Dared to Write centers the words of five teenage diarists—plus living voices Anita Budding Meyer and Peter Feigl—to reframe how Holocaust stories are told and heard.