What a run! "Let Me Be Myself: The Life Story of Anne Frank" has officially closed. Over the last two months, we have had more people in our museum than ever. Did you see the exhibit - tell us what you thought in the comments👇 We are so grateful to Arlene Ehrlich, the Kongsgaard-Goldman Foundation, and the Sheri and Les Biller Family Foundation for making this exhibit possible. And thank you to our media partner ParentMap. What's next? We have a couple of pop-up exhibits coming this summer. In the meantime, please check out our permanent exhibit "Finding Light in the Darkness," which features powerful stories of local survivors. (fb)

Join Ambassadors for Change (AFC) for their annual Sip & Learn event, a night of community and learning at the Holocaust Center for Humanity. This year's event will feature a panel of experts leading an important discussion about the growing concern of antisemitic rhetoric in our society. Together, we will explore historical parallels, including the period leading up to the Holocaust, to better equip ourselves to recognize and thoughtfully respond to antisemitism today. This event is planned and hosted by AFC, our young adult cohort. Young professionals ages 21-40 are encouraged to attend. All are welcome. 🍻 Drinks (21+) and small bites will be provided. 🎟️ Learn more and get tickets --> https://holocaustcenterseattle.app.neoncrm.com/np/clients/holocaustcenterseattle/eventRegistration.jsp?event=901 (sliding scale tickets available) (fb)