The Museum's exhibitions and programming teach students and visitors about some of humanity’s most incredible stories of struggle and courage to inspire each of us to stand up for others against prejudice, hatred, and indifference. in our communities. We need your help to expand our impact and would appreciate your support to inspire a community of Upstanders.
An anonymous donor has generously agreed to match, dollar for dollar up to $10,000, all North Texas Giving Day donations made to the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum. Recent local and global events illustrate the growing scourge of antisemitism and racially motivated hatred that the Museum works to combat. Just as hatred is learned, it can be unlearned. Please consider a donation, and visit the Museum for an immersive, interactive journey unlike any other.
The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is dedicated to teaching the history of the Holocaust and advancing human rights to combat prejudice, hatred, and indifference.
The Museum's mission is to teach the history of the Holocaust and advance human rights to combat prejudice, hatred, and indifference. Our mission extends beyond the walls of our galleries, reaching visitors, volunteers, and staff alike. The Museum welcomes all visitors, students, and volunteers by removing barriers to their experiences at the Museum, whether financial, physical, sociological or cultural. We value our community in all its diversity and serve as a convening space for dialogues around the lessons of the Holocaust, the importance of human rights, and the challenges we face. We achieve our mission through our exhibitions and programs that provide transformational experiences to students and visitors, and by striving to ensure that our staff, Board, and volunteers reflect the culturally rich community in which we live.
Equity
To fulfill our mission, the Museum is committed to working with the communities we serve to ensure that all people can interact with the Museum regardless of the barriers that exist in our society. We seek to partner with communities to dismantle the systems that inhibit the advancement of all people. For instance, through our Museum Experience Fund, we provide scholarships to economically disadvantaged schools to ensure that all students, regardless of financial circumstances, have the opportunity to learn the history of the Holocaust, to explore human rights, and to discover strategies to become Upstanders in their own communities.
Diversity
Diversity is key, not only to our mission, but also to our goal of building excellence in our staff, volunteers, and Board of Directors, allowing us to provide the best possible experience for the Museum's visitors. We strive to recruit a diverse staff that embodies the innumerable dimensions of diversity within our communities and we seek to leverage this diversity for the betterment of the Museum and society. We are committed to recruiting Board leadership that reflects our community and recognizes its needs and rich diversity.
Inclusion
Through community partnerships and a broad range of outreach programs, we seek to hear from our entire community and to bring diverse perspectives into the Museum. As part of this process, the Museum provides experiences and public programs that encourage dialogue and interaction between all members of our community and region with the goal of learning and growing together. Furthermore, the Museum seeks inclusivity within its physical space, ensuring that the Museum is accessible to all regardless of ability or educational background.
Organization name
Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum
Causes
Arts, Culture & Humanities, Human Rights, Civil Rights & Advocacy, Education - K-12
Operating Budget
$3,000,000 - $9,999,999
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Equity Statement
Equity Statement
Address
300 N. Houston