PARTNERS
The generosity of our corporate partners listed below, ensures we are able to amplify the voices of Holocaust survivors for generations to come. If you’re interested in becoming a corporate partner, please reach out to our Partnerships Specialist Sam Shlansky at sam.shlansky@mhm.org.au.
For over 70 years, our client’s dreams and courage have been the force behind Arnold Bloch Leibler’s success as a market-leading Australian commercial law firm. Our early clients were mostly Jewish refugees who fled Nazi Europe. We continue the journey with the next generation of business leaders – equally ambitious and entrepreneurial, and with equally potent aspirations for themselves and the nation.
Jon Moss Photography offers comprehensive photography and live streaming services for family and corporate customers. We expertly capture the essence of weddings, corporate and private events and sporting occasions, ensuring every moment is professionally documented.
Jolson Architects and Interiors has created a unique body of work across high-end residential and large-scale architectural projects over the past 25 years. We are a group of architects and interior designers, who together, have an innate understanding of the consideration of space and interiors. The gentle balance of design details, tactility of materials and sculptural forms effortlessly translates into enduring design, while evoking a moment of reaction in the way spaces resonate for people every day. Our process of contemporary design rigour and detail includes our clients in a collaborative dialogue, offering a comprehensive architecture and design service, ensuring we work together during each step of a project until completion. Our established relationships with builders, artisans and makers nurture a synergy between design and construction, with a shared vision of quality and craftsmanship.
Kogan.com is one of Australia’s largest and most loved online retailers, guided by the ethos to help customers live their best lives by delivering remarkable value. Across Australia and New Zealand Kogan is more than great deals online – we also offer great products through much-loved retailers (Dick Smith, Matt Blatt, Brosa and Mighty Ape), Kogan Marketplace, and a suite of essential services; mobile, internet, energy and insurance. Kogan is committed to more than excellent products at a remarkable price. With community organisations like Melbourne Holocaust Museum our teams are building better communities across Australia.
We are commited to partnering with academic and likeminded community institutions to foster greater understanding of the Holocaust through best-practice education and research.
The AJGS exists to encourage an interest in Jewish family history – and to help people trace their genealogies. We partner with the AJGS to support families tracing Holocaust histories.
Courage to Care runs Upstander Programs to promote acceptance of diversity, transform bystander behaviour and inspire people to become ‘upstanders’. Run by volunteers, the programs feature Holocaust survivor testimonies.
Currently auspiced by MHM, the MotL Australia is an annual immersive program that brings people from Australia to join with others from around the world to Poland for Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) – and to Israel to commemorate Yom Hazikaron and celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut.
The AAJS promotes academic Jewish studies. Founded in 1987, it is the national association for tertiary academics, Jewish educators, researchers, curators and students. We support its work in Holocaust research.
The ACJC is an interdisciplinary centre at Monash University. It researches and teaches the significance and evolution of Jewish civilisation and its contribution to the world. We work closely with the ACJC on projects and events.
The USC Shoah Foundation is dedicated to creating audio-visual interviews with survivors and witnesses of the Holocaust and other genocides. We work with them to preserve and present our testimony collection through the Visual History archive.
In 1911, newly arrived Jewish immigrants from Eastern Europe established the Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library in Melbourne as a ‘home away from home’. It is one of MHM’s founding institutions.
The JMA showcases the unique contribution by Jewish people in Australia over the last 200 years, allowing visitors to share and explore the Australian Jewish experience. Our museums have an ongoing working relationship.
Yad Vashem, the world’s foremost Holocaust Remembrance Centre, is renowned for Holocaust education, documentation and research. We collaborate with Yad Vashem in many areas, including research and archives.
Formed in 2021, AHMA is an alliance between six Holocaust museums in Melbourne, Sydney, Perth, Adelaide, Brisbane and Canberra. It allows us to share expertise, host events and communicate as one voice to government bodies.
The Austrian Services Abroad provides opportunities for Austrians to volunteer with international partner institutions – including MHM – that commemorate the Holocaust. MHM has welcomed volunteers from Austria almost every year since 2008.
IHRA has 35 member countries and 8 partner organisations (including UNESCO and the Arolsen Archives) who work together to advance and promote Holocaust education, research and remembrance. Australia became a member country in 2019.
For over 80 years, JCCV has provided leadership and a voice for Victorian Jewry’s 52,000 members. We partner with JCCV for the Yom HaShoah commemoration and other education opportunities.
