Welcome to the Holocaust Center for Humanity

Where history inspires action

The Holocaust Center for Humanity, located in Seattle, teaches the history of the Holocaust by sharing powerful survivor stories, local artifacts, and engaging exhibits. Since its founding in 1989, it has inspired learners of all ages to confront bigotry, embrace human dignity, and take meaningful action through its museum, educational programs, field trips, speaker series, and community outreach efforts.

Visit

Experience our 2025 award winning museum.

Discover stories and artifacts that spark reflection with our permanent and rotating exhibits.

Voices for Humanity

Join us at Voices for Humanity on Thursday, October 29.

Help support our mission to preserve Holocaust history and inspire action in the face of injustice.

Exhibit Showcase

Explore our exhibits and develop an understanding of important documents.

Before superheroes filled movie screens, Jewish creators confronted hate with something powerful and unexpected: comics. Created by the Holocaust Center for Humanity and premiering in Seattle, Drawn to Resist explores how Jewish comic artists combatted Nazism through storytelling and courage.

Stories

Survivor stories that are a testament to the strength of the human spirit.

Experience stories of resilience, reflection, and hope that preserve history and inspire action.

Education

Holocaust education turns history’s darkest chapter into a living lesson.

Our educator-designed workshops, programming, and classroom resources support your work with students.

Donate

Learn more about making a difference.

You can preserve stories and expand Holocaust education.

Get Involved

Holocaust education changes everything.

Find meaningful ways to support and strengthen our mission.

Contact

Contact us…we would love to hear from you.

(206) 582-3000
2045 2nd Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121