Consortium of Holocaust Educators
of Greater Philadelphia

Promoting a world free from bigoty, racism and genocide.

•  ABOUT US
• MEMBERS
  • Annual Scholars' Conference
  • Anti-Defamation League
  • Archdiocese of Philadelphia
    • Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs
    • Office of Catholic Education
  • Champions of Caring
  • Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors Association
  • Gerda and Kurt Klein Foundation
  • Gratz College
    • Holocaust Oral History Archive
    • Holocaust Studies Program
    • Tuttleman Library
  • Holocaust and Genocide Studies at West Chester University
  • Holocaust Awareness Museum
  • The Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations at Saint Joseph's University
  • Jewish Community Relations Council
    • Annual Yizkor Ceremony
    • Holocaust Education Newsletter
    • Holocaust Speakers Bureau
    • Mordechai Anielewicz Creative Arts Competition
    • Youth Symposium on the Holocaust
  • Jewish Labor Committee
  • Kindertransport Association
  • Pennsylvania Holocaust Education Council
  • The Philadelphia Center on the Holocaust, Genocide and Human Rights
  • Philadelphia Holocaust Remembrance Foundation
  • Sons and Daughters of Holocaust Survivors
• RESOURCES
• CALENDAR
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  • Overview
  • Books
  • Curricula
  • Multimedia
  • Museums
  • Professional Development
  • Speakers
  • Web Sites

Multimedia

The Museum of Tolerance Online Multimedia Learning Center is a comprehensive resource on the Holocaust and World War II, with over 3,000 text files, and tens of thousands of photos.

University of Minnesota Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies is a resource for information and teaching about the Holocaust and contemporary aspects of genocide as defined by the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide (1948) as well as varying definitions by university scholars and researchers.

A Teacher's Guide to the Holocaust, is an all-inclusive asset on the Web for those teaching the Holocaust. The index page allows one to branch to four different "activity sites": Timeline, People, The Arts, Activities, and Resources.

Wikipedia has two catalogues of flim. One is for films presenting fictional depictions of the Holocaust. The other is for documentary films.