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This month, join The FHM for the third CyberWell session, "State of Online Antisemitism" with Tal-Or Cohen Montemayor. Then, mark your calendar for our Re-Opening this September! Visit theFHM.org to learn more about our upcoming events & programs.

On view in the permanent collection of The #FloridaHolocaustMuseum, The Morning of Uprising is a powerful painting by Holocaust Survivor and artist Michael Smuss, donated by the artist himself. Born in Danzig on the German-Polish border, Smuss survived the horrors of the

Happy International Museum Day! Today, we celebrate the power of museums to connect, educate, and inspire. Museum's aren't just buildings with artifacts, they're spaces for reflection, conversation, and community. They help us understand the past, engage with the present, and

The Florida Holocaust Museum is proud to announce Eric B. Stillman as its new President & Chief Executive Officer. As The Museum prepares for its much-anticipated Re-Opening later this year, Stillman will lead the team’s preparations to further raise the organization’s

The Florida Holocaust Museum's statement on the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim.

This Memorial Day, The Florida Holocaust Museum honors and remembers the men and women who gave their lives in service of our country. We reflect on the American soldiers who helped liberate the Nazi concentration camps, witnessing unimaginable horrors and offering hope to

During World War II, V-Mail (short for Victory Mail) allowed soldiers to stay connected with their loved ones across oceans and battle lines. This letter, written by Walter Loebenberg to his family in Chicago, captures a quiet, intimate moment from the war. This artifact is part

The Florida Holocaust Museum condemns the terrorist attack against peaceful marchers in Boulder, Colorado, as well as the violent ideology that motivated the terrorist to target Run for Their Lives. Read the full statement below:

Today is Holocaust Survivor Day. We honor the resilience, courage, and strength of Holocaust Survivors around the world—and especially those in our own community. Their lives are testaments to the power of survival, the importance of memory, and the enduring fight against

This summer, explore The Florida Holocaust Museum's free educational resources, perfect for students, families, and lifelong learners who want to deepen their understanding of the Holocaust, human rights, and the power of standing up to hatred. From virtual exhibits and

June 6th marks the anniversary of D-Day, when Allied forces launched the largest seaborne invasion in history, turning the tide of World War II. This original edition of the New York Post, published that very day, captures the moment the world learned of the invasion. On this

We’re proud to congratulate the 2025 Anne Frank Humanitarian Award Honorees! This year, 93 remarkable students were recognized at our recent award receptions, and it was a privilege to celebrate their inspiring contributions and achievements. Thank You to Our Sponsors:

The Florida Holocaust Museum’s Speakers’ Bureau offers powerful presentations from Holocaust survivors and their descendants. Speakers like Jackie Albin, who was born in France in 1937 and survived the war by hiding in the mountains, share firsthand accounts that bring history to

There is no justification for desecrating Holocaust memorials. The Florida Holocaust Museum joins the Canadian community in condemning this crime, the latest in a series of antisemitic acts targeting Holocaust remembrance institutions. In the name of Holocaust survivors,

While The Florida Holocaust Museum is closed for renovations until September 9, 2025, you can still engage with our core exhibition, History, Heritage & Hope, through our immersive virtual tour. This online experience, developed in collaboration with the University of South

Last week, we proudly unveiled Thor, the Danish fishing boat that carried Jewish families to safety during the Holocaust, now permanently housed at The Florida Holocaust Museum. This powerful artifact tells a story of resistance, courage, and humanity. In 1943, Thor was one of

This #FathersDay, we honor the courage, devotion, and intense love of fathers like Maurice Rinde—who fought fiercely for the safety of their family. This work card, issued under an alias of Maurice, is part of collection of wartime documents, both forged and government issued,

Thank you to everyone who joined us for "CyberWell: Holocaust Education in the Digital Era"! This powerful three-part speaker series explored strategies to recognize and combat misinformation and antisemitism online. All three sessions are now available on YouTube: Session 1:

From all of us at The FHM, Happy Juneteenth! Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States. On June 19, 1865, news of emancipation finally reached the last enslaved African Americans in Galveston, Texas. This moment in history serves both an opportunity to