The main purpose of the National Holocaust Youth Council is to educate and empower youth to become advocates for Holocaust remembrance, tolerance, and social justice.

Holocaust education is crucial for youth today as it promotes empathy, understanding of historical events, and fosters a commitment to combating prejudice and discrimination. The National Holocaust Youth Council believes that educating youth about the Holocaust, among other genocides, is essential for creating a more tolerant and compassionate society.

The National Holocaust Youth Council offers a comprehensive curriculum, curated from official Holocaust education sources, that educates youth about the history and impact of the Holocaust.

Hate refers to prejudice, discrimination, or hostility against any people. The National Holocaust Youth Council addresses forms of hate present in the Holocaust through educational programs, advocacy for tolerance, and promoting awareness of the impact of hate.

Holocaust survivors play a crucial role in the mission of the National Holocaust Youth Council by sharing their firsthand experiences, ensuring the preservation of history, and inspiring future generations to learn from the past.

To join the National Holocaust Youth Council, individuals can visit the Contact page and fill out the membership application form. Membership is open to youth interested in Holocaust education and advocacy, though anyone can join our newsletter!