Adult Learning programs
Through this program, participants will receive an interactive, 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.
Cultural Competence Corporate Program
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 competence. 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 considers the various trigger points and sensitivities for Jewish people in Australia today.
Understanding the Holocaust
From 1939-1945, the German government presided over the eradication of two thousand years of Jewish life and culture and Europe. How can we make sense of the enormity of this catastrophe, and how can we understand the forces that enabled it to happen? In this workshop, we situate the Holocaust within a history of antisemitism and European nationalism, considering the roles played by a broad array of different people, and seek to answer a fundamental question: Why the Jews?
The Jewish Community Today
Most of the Jewish people who live in Melbourne are descended of Holocaust survivors. In what ways have the lessons of the Holocaust impacted their identity and their sense of purpose? In this workshop, we take a close look at the demographics of Jewish Melbourne, considering its religious and social diversity today. This is the perfect program for people who would like to better understand contemporary Jewish life in Melbourne.
Program details
| Cost |
$70/person |
| Capacity |
50 max |
| Duration |
120 minutes |
| Location |
Melbourne Holocaust Museum |
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