Corporate Programs

Corporate tour of the 'Everybody Had a Name' exhibition

The Melbourne Holocaust Museum offers a range of meaningful, interactive and transferrable programs for teams, leadership groups and whole workplaces. Our corporate programs draw upon the lessons of the Holocaust to unpack and enhance cultural competency in our contemporary work settings.

We have delivered cultural competency training for Ernst and Young, the AFL, Lovelight, local councils and more.

A group of our employees visited the Holocaust museum as part of the organisation’s ongoing focus on improving awareness and understanding of Australia’s diverse cultures. We were all very moved by the presentations we received, and the museum itself with its extraordinary exhibits... We’d recommend this visit to any individual or organisation interested in learning more about the Holocaust and antisemitism, and understanding why that history is still so relevant today.

Through this program, participants will receive an interactive, tailored cultural awareness workshop delivered by an MHM expert, encompassing a guided tour of the permanent Holocaust exhibition Everybody had a Name*

*For an additional cost per person, if you would like to expand your program to include a Holocaust testimony session please note this in your enquiry.

Workshop Option A: Cultural Competence

How can we ensure that our workplaces allow for intercultural understanding and the promotion of cultural awareness? The Melbourne Holocaust Museum offers a powerful program that draws upon the lessons of the Holocaust to unpack and enhance cultural competency in our contemporary work settings. This program also provides an overview of the history of antisemitism, enabling participants to appreciate the reasons that it can be difficult to identify, and the various trigger points and sensitivities for Jewish people in Australia today.

Workshop Option B: Inclusive Leadership

What are our responsibilities when the instructions given to us are unethical, or may lead to an unethical situation? Using the Holocaust as a case study, this program addresses the role of different “ordinary men and women” in the commission of genocide. Participants will be given a deeper understanding of the role that ordinary civilians played through the unpacking of real-life ethical dilemmas. This workshop is bespoke to the professional background of participants.

Workshop Option C: Fostering Empathy

This workshop addresses the importance of both identifying and eradicating discriminatory frameworks in the workplace and within society as a whole. Drawing from the lessons of the Holocaust, participants will explore the ways in which unconscious prejudice can affect our decision-making, and will consider the importance of creating a workplace environment in which everybody feels safe.

Program details

Cost	$70/person
Capacity	50 max
Duration	120 minutes
Location	Melbourne Holocaust Museum

To book, please complete the enquiry form below.

Corporate Programs

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Further Information

Booking information

Changes, cancellations and no-shows
- Full cancellation can be made until 21-days prior to booking.
- Cancellations made within 21-days of booking will result in the full fee charge for the numbers booked. This will be invoiced on strict 7-day payment terms.
- No show of a group will result in the full fee charge to the institution. This will be invoiced on strict 7-day payment terms.
- Reductions to participant numbers can be made until 7-days prior to booking with no charge.Reductions to participant numbers within 7 days will result in the full fee charge for the numbers booked. This will be invoiced on strict 7-day payment terms.
- The MHM may amend your booking, subject to availability.
Final confirmation date
- You must confirm your final booking numbers at least 14 days before your scheduled visit.
- We’ll issue a tax invoice after your confirmation. This is payable within 7 days of the invoice date.
Payment, billing, and terms and conditions
- A tax invoice will be issued after your booking and is payable within 7-days of the invoice date.
- If your group size on the day is smaller than the final confirmation number, we are unable to give any deduction or refunds.
- In compliance with OH+S regulations you must not bring a greater number of attendees than you have booked for. Please contact prior to the day in relation to additional participants. MHM will accommodate wherever possible.
- Due to the fragile nature of our displays and for security reasons, bags are not permitted into the museum. A condition of entry to the MHM is that any bags brought with you may be subject to inspection by our security personnel. A holding area is available for bags and other items to be left at the owners’ risk. Should you require to have personal items with you during your visit this must be disclosed to security upon arrival.
- Participants are not permitted to consume or carry food and beverages on site.
- The MHM reserves the right to refuse entry to anyone who fails to comply with the above terms and conditions.