You’re invited to partner with HMTC as we continue to lead the fight against antisemitism and hate here Long Island and throughout New York.

We need you now. And we need you for the future – for HMTC to continue, enhance, and expand its critical education programs for students of all backgrounds.

At this kick-off event, you’ll experience HMTC’s vital work, including new artificial intelligence technology that keeps Holocaust survivor stories alive. Tour our exhibits, meet our community, and see how together, we can build a future we’re proud of. 

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In this program, the next in our series of presentations by the children of Holocaust Survivors (2Gs), Dinah Kramer presented the testimony of her mother Sara Gole, originally from Kielce, Poland, who survived several forced labor camps and a death march to Buchenwald, where she was liberated by American troops on April 26, 1945.

If you missed this program, you can watch it now on Youtube:

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

In this meeting of our monthly book club, hosted by HMTC’s Louis Posner Memorial Library, we will be discussing Mila 18, by Leon Uris, a novel about the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

As part of HMTC’s Black History Month programming, Thorin Tritter, HMTC Museum and Programming Director, explored the history of the Holocaust with a particular reference to the African American history that fed into Hitler’s racist views of German superiority.

If you missed this program, you can watch it now on Youtube:

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

HMTC’s Museum and Programming Director, Thorin Tritter, and new Director of Education, Avi Marcovitz, will lead a virtual tour through HMTC’s museum, seeking to explore how the Holocaust happened and what lessons can be drawn from this horrendous history.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

The Holocaust Memorial & Tolerance Center of Nassau County (HMTC) marks Women’s History Month with a special virtual guided tour of its galleries that will focus on the experiences of women during the Holocaust. The tour will be led by HMTC’s Director of Education, Helen Turner, and HMTC’s Museum and Programming Director, Dr. Thorin Tritter.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

Join Helen Turner, HMTC’s Education Director and Dr. Thorin Tritter, HMTC’s Museum and Programming Director, as they lead visitors through a virtual tour on Zoom of HMTC’s museum galleries, exploring the history of the Holocaust with a particular reference to the African American history that fed into Hitler’s racist views of German superiority.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

Join Helen Turner, HMTC’s Education Director; Dr. Thorin Tritter, HMTC’s Museum and Programming Director and Museum Educators Gail Kastenholz and Mireille Taub, as they lead visitors through a virtual tour on Zoom of HMTC’s museum galleries, exploring the history of the Holocaust and the lessons that resonate with us today.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

HMTC marks UN Human Rights Day with a virtual tour of our museum, focusing on the history of the Holocaust and the genocides that have followed. Learn about the final gallery in our museum, which highlights the atrocities in Rwanda, Sudan and Bosnia, and some of the heroes who have worked to combat hatred and prejudice.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

Join HMTC for a virtual tour of our museum, which will look at how the Holocaust unfolded and the lessons for us all today. Even though our building has reopened for self-guided tours (advanced reservations strongly recommended), we continue to offer monthly virtual guided tours to help share the items in our collections and the larger history conveyed through our museum at a time when in-person visits may be difficult.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

Helen Turner, HMTC’s Director of Education, will give a virtual tour of our museum, focusing on the history of the Holocaust and the lessons for today. This tour will be held in conjunction with the Holocaust & Human Rights Education Center in White Plains, NY.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

Dr. Thorin Tritter, HMTC’s Museum and Programming Director, will give a virtual tour of our museum, focusing on the history of the Holocaust and the lessons for today.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.

Dr. Thorin Tritter, HMTC’s Museum and Programming Director, will lead a virtual tour through the museum, focusing on the history of the Holocaust and the lessons for today.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools, curate exhibitions, and produce public programs for the community.

Helen Turner, HMTC’s Director of Education, will give a virtual tour of our museum, focusing on the history of the Holocaust and the lessons for today.

HMTC needs your help now more than ever. Your donation will support HMTC’s virtual programming for students and adults. Help us continue to be able to provide Holocaust and Tolerance Education programs to schools and public programs for the community.