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Resources
For more information on Holocaust resources by state click Below
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States with Mandated Holocaust Education
States with Holocaust Commission/Resources
Additional resources
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Watch our Webinar to learn more about the programs available to you from SWC
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Anne Frank Center for Mutual Respect -
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Watch our webinar to learn more about the programs available to your from the Anne Frank Center​
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Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center -
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Watch our webinar to learn more about the programs available to you from the IHMEC​
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Museum of History & Holocaust Education - Kennesaw State Univ
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Watch the MSHEF Webinar for more resources
free curriculum/content
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Map and information courtesy of
Echoes and Reflections
29 out of 50 states mandate Holocaust education
5 states Recommend and 17 states have commissions or taskforces to support holocaust education as part of their secondary school curriculum
The Claims Conference in 2018 released a comprehensive national survey of Holocaust awareness and knowledge among adults in the United States.
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66% of US millennials did not know what Auschwitz was
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4 in 10 millennials thought 2 million Jews or fewer were killed during the Holocaust (actual number is over 6 million)
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Eight out of ten respondents say it is important to keep teaching about the Holocaust so it does not happen again
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The survey demonstrated wide gaps in younger American's knowledge of the genocide while also showing a concerning 15% of millennials and Gen Zers thought holding neo-Nazi views was acceptable.
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Almost two-thirds of millennials, Gen Z don't know that 6 million Jews were killed in the Holocaust, survey finds
USA TODAY September 16, 2020
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ACCORDING TO SURVEY OF ADULTS 18-39, 23% SAID THEY BELIEVED THE HOLOCAUST WAS A MYTH
Wed 16 Sep 2020 00.01 EDT
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FACTS
11 million people were killed during the Holocaust (1.1 million children)
6 million of those victims were Jewish
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Other groups targeted:
(according to the US Holocaust Memorial Museum)
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Roma (Gypsies)
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People with disabilities
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Slavic peoples (especially Poles and Russians)
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Communists
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Socialists
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Jehovah's Witnesses
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Homosexuals
