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Educational Programming

Educators and Schools

Enhance student learning with museum educational programming that provides age-appropriate Holocaust education, connecting historical lessons to contemporary issues in alignment with regional curriculum standards.   

Educational Programming

Permanent Holocaust Exhibition Programming 

GUIDED TOUR OF THE PERMANENT HOLOCAUST EXHIBITION

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Explore the Museum’s Permanent Holocaust Exhibition through a guided experience.

SELF – GUIDED EXPLORATION OF PERMANENT HOLOCAUST EXHIBITION

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Through a self-guided activity students will learn the history of the Holocaust in our Permanent Holocaust Exhibition.

BREAKING THE SPIRAL:
THE ESCALATION OF HATE DURING THE HOLOCAUST

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Coming Spring 2027 explore how hate escalates from words to genocide using the Museum’s Spiral of Hate framework to understand the choices and actions that made the Holocaust possible.

HOLOCAUST FOUNDATIONS:
A GUIDED INTRODUCTION

common questions about the holocaust | Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum - St. Louis

Coming Spring 2027 introduce students to the history of the Holocaust through a guided exploration.

TEACHER – LED EXPLORATION

St. Louis Survivors Speak

Coming Spring 2027 experience the Museum’s Permanent Holocaust Exhibition through a teacher-led self-guided visit.

Additional Programming

HOLOCAUST TESTIMONY:
SURVIVOR AND DESCENDANT SPEAKERS

common questions about the holocaust | Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum - St. Louis

Introduce students to the history of the Holocaust through testimony by hearing a speaker share their family’s experience.

IMPACT LAB

Holocaust Museum Programs & Events

Go beyond the history and explore the lessons of the Holocaust and how we can reject hatred, promote understanding, and inspire change in this conversation-based experience.

SPECIAL EXHIBITION:
NAZIS NEXT DOOR

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Explore our Special Exhibition Nazis Next Door: St. Louis Faces Nazism in the 1930s.