Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center

Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center Teaching the lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action aginst hatred and to promote mutual respect.

Three years ago today, Hamas carried out the deadliest attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust. We remember and ...
10/07/2026

Three years ago today, Hamas carried out the deadliest attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust. We remember and honor the 1.200 people murdered that day.

"What I learned taught me to stand up for others, even if no one is willing to do so.” - Keylee A.H. Immokalee New Begin...
10/04/2026

"What I learned taught me to stand up for others, even if no one is willing to do so.”
- Keylee A.H.
Immokalee New Beginnings

Thank you to WGCU for sharing our fall programs!This year for Movies That Matter we will be showing “Possible Selves, Ov...
10/01/2026

Thank you to WGCU for sharing our fall programs!
This year for Movies That Matter we will be showing “Possible Selves, Overcoming the Odds in Foster Care,” on October 21st and “Black and Jewish America” on October 28th. After each film there will be a panel discussion as well as a Q&A. Both films are free to attend, but RSVP is required as space is limited. More information as well as registration and sponsorship information can be found on the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center website. hmcec.org/events
WGCU Public Media https://www.wgcu.org/human-interest/2026-09-30/movies-that-matter-returns-to-swfl-museum

“Thank you for giving us a chance to learn about the Holocaust. I had a great experience at the museum” – Adam, History ...
09/25/2026

“Thank you for giving us a chance to learn about the Holocaust. I had a great experience at the museum”
– Adam, History Academy Summer Camp, Military Heritage

May your Yom Kippur be filled with reflection & hope from the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center.
09/21/2026

May your Yom Kippur be filled with reflection & hope from the Holocaust Museum & Cohen Education Center.

Thank you to everyone who voted for us as "Best Museum in Naples!" We are the 2026 Official Community's Choice Award Win...
09/19/2026

Thank you to everyone who voted for us as "Best Museum in Naples!" We are the 2026 Official Community's Choice Award Winners! And thank you to Naples Daily News

“My visit helped me to see how life was in the past so we can do better in the future.” – Mike F, New Beginnings Immokal...
09/17/2026

“My visit helped me to see how life was in the past so we can do better in the future.”
– Mike F, New Beginnings Immokalee

1935, the N**i Regime passed two race-related laws, the Reich Citizenship Law and the Law for the Protection of German...
09/15/2026

1935, the N**i Regime passed two race-related laws, the Reich Citizenship Law and the Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor, known as Nuremberg Race Laws. These laws were put in place to support the A***n identity within Germany. The N**is believed Jews were a separate race that was inferior to all others and wanted the law to reflect that.
The Reich Citizenship Law stripped Jewish Germans of citizenship by defining a citizen as a person “of German or related blood,” thus, Jews, as defined by as a separate race, could not be proper citizens. This prevented the Jewish population from voting, having political rights, or defending themselves from more unjust laws.
The Law for the Protection of German Blood and German Honor aimed to socially and racially isolate the Jews by and included banning intermarriages between a Jew and a person of “German or related blood." They claimed it was to protect the pure nature of the German race.
The Nuremberg Laws were important to the N**i regime because they solidified the Jews as “other” and isolated them from the rest of German Society.
Image from United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Collection, gift of Virginia Ehrbar through Hillel at Kent State University

May this New Year be filled with sweetness, joy, and countless blessings for you and your loved ones. We will be closed ...
09/12/2026

May this New Year be filled with sweetness, joy, and countless blessings for you and your loved ones. We will be closed today, September 12, 2026.

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