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Receive updates about events and exhibitions in your area, new Holocaust-related findings, and efforts to combat hatred and contemporary genocide directly to your inbox.
Facebook
Become a fan of the Museum on Facebook. Stay updated about the Museum’s latest activities, share them with your friends, and add your voice to online discussions.
Join the Museum’s Committee on Conscience Facebook group to learn about contemporary genocides and how you can take action to help prevent them.
Twitter
Follow the Museum on Twitter to receive real-time news from the Museum in 140 characters or less and to participate in programs even when you’re not in DC.
YouTube
View and comment on videos about the Museum, the Holocaust, and the challenge of confronting genocide today. Subscribe to or “friend” the Museum’s channel to receive notifications of new video uploads.
Second Life
Visit USHolocaustMuseum Island in the 3D virtual world of Second Life and explore the Museum’s immersive learning environment, Witnessing History: Kristallnacht: The November 1938 Pogroms. Learn about the pogroms, listen to survivors tell their stories, interact with other visitors, and join the Museum’s Second Life group for updates.
Delicious
Use the social bookmarking service Delicious to browse and share Web links that the Museum bookmarks on the Holocaust and contemporary genocide. Join the Museum’s network to get updates about new discoveries on the Web and to share yours.
Public Radio Exchange
PRX.org provides a platform to listen to episodes from our podcasts – First Person – Conversations with Holocaust Survivors, Voices on Antisemitism, and Voices on Genocide Prevention – and license them at no cost for public radio programming.
Holocaust Museum on iTunes U
For general education, teaching a class or preparing for a visit to the Museum, access and download scholarly papers and lectures, expert interviews, eyewitness testimonies, short videos, and teaching materials on the Holocaust, antisemitism and genocide prevention.
