$540K in expenses

The holocaust memorial provides educational and cultural programs to fulfill the florida state requirements for holocaust studies and for the benefit of the general public. All cultural and educational programming is free. Approximately 42,500 people (including 5,550 students) visited the holocaust memorial in the last year.

$405K in expenses

The holocaust memorial provides educational and cultural programs throughout the year. The major programs include holocaust education week, kristallnacht - night of broken glass, yom hashoah - holocaust remembrance day, student ambassador program, film screenings, an annual exhibition, lecture series, special on-site tours, and music performances. In total, 57,000 people including students, teachers, and general public participated in the holocaust memorial's many educational and cultural programs.

$180K in expenses

The holocaust memorial provides professional development for educators and docents that will ensure continued holocaust education and cultural programming. The holocaust memorial's educational programming for holocaust education week included 8 programs in which 818 educators and students from schools across miami-dade county and broward county participated. The holocaust memorial currently has 31 active docents who participated in 5 training sessions.