The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach offers a range of programs for students and educators that support Holocaust education, remembrance, and dialogue.
For students, programs include opportunities to connect directly with Holocaust survivors, engage with interactive testimony and virtual reality, and develop school-based projects that promote awareness and understanding.
For educators, the Holocaust Memorial provides training and resources, including a partnership with Yad Vashem in Jerusalem. These programs aim to support accurate, thoughtful teaching of Holocaust history and its relevance today.
The 3GMiami Program at the Holocaust Memorial allows us to keep the memories of Survivors alive. Studies show that the power of one person's story can truly impact a generation of students. Read more about the 3GMiami Program in the tab above.
Remembering the Past, Educating for the Future
The Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach honors and memorializes the six million Jewish men, women, and children who perished during the Holocaust.
Visitors bear witness to the lessons of the Holocaust and reflect upon the moral questions of unbridled hate, intolerance, and root causes of antisemitism.
Through our extensive programming, our messages reflect current events and call to attention what it means to be part of a pluralistic, democratic society.
Organization name
Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach - 3GMiami Program
Tax id (EIN)
59-2659641
Mission Category
Education & Youth
Program Site Locations
All of Miami-Dade County, Miami: All Communities, Miami Beach
Annual Operating Budget
$2,500,000 - $4,999,999
Primary Population Served
General Population, Hispanic/Latino/Latina/Latinx, Youth & Children
Address
1933 MERIDIAN AVE