We have regular events throughout each month. Please ensure that you register for any event you intend to attend. While our events are free of charge, donations are welcome in support of our ongoing events.
If you would like first-hand experience of how you can play a role in creating a more caring and just society, join us for our Volunteer Open Day on Thursday 19 May from 3pm - 7pm. Come and get to know our organisation and how...
Please join us for a free screening of the film “The Survivor” on 3 November at the Ster Kinekor V&A Waterfront at 5:45pm.Limited seating. RSVP essential.WhatsApp Message Ilan Herrmann on +27 82 683 4100 to reserve your seats. Please do not call.
Join us on Wednesday 9 November at 7pm as we Commemorate the 1938 November Pogrom (Kristallnacht) with a keynote addresses from the leading Holocaust Historian Professor Christopher Browning andDeborah Lipstadt.To attend online register using the link: https://bit.ly/3U66v3P
Join us on Wednesday 16 November at 6pm for a public lecture by the Historian Dr Astrid Ley on Euthanasia as a Prelude to the Holocaust: Jewish Patients in the Operation T4.
Join us on Tuesday 13 December at 6pm for an exclusive film screening of Nobody Told Me. This extraordinary film tells the untold story of Warsaw Ghetto survivor Wanda Albinska (nee Rotstein) and her courageous mother, Dr. Halina Rotstein, who was murdered in Trablinka.
Join us for a talk by author Joseph Berger on the book “The remarkable life of Elie Wiesel”.
How did a Hasidic boy from a village in the Carpathian Mountains become the torchbearer for the world’s Holocaust survivors and for the victims of genocide everywhere?
Today, museums and exhibitions across the world collect and display original artefacts from the Holocaust. At first glance, many appear to be rather unremarkable: a shoe, a suitcase, a pair of spectacles. But this is to overlook the fact that these seemingly everyday objects are among the last remnants of a murdered people, and each has its own unique story to tell.
Join Paul Salmons as he shares the stories of artefacts that have touched him most deeply, and asks what meanings they hold for us today.
Join us on 2 February at 7pm (SAST) as we mark the International Day of Commemoration in memory of the victims of the Holocaust with a screening of the film “Questo e’ un uomo” about Primo Levi.