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Auschwitz
Guided in-person visits to Auschwitz-Birkenau with expert guides and historical context.
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Education for a better future
Understanding
the process.
Preventing future atrocities.
Auschwitz – A New Chapter focuses on understanding the processes and mechanisms that made Auschwitz possible—and identifying how those same mechanisms have appeared, and continue to appear, in other atrocities around the world.
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Auschwitz
Virtual Tour
Live, interactive online tours that connect classrooms and communities worldwide.
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InteractiveGlobal
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Everywhere
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Auschwitz
Lectures
Lectures, workshops, and educational programs delivered onsite or online.
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ProgramsExpert
SpeakersOnsite &
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Educational programs for
SchoolsUniversitiesOrganizationsCommunitiesIndividuals
What is Holocaust Universalism?
The idea that the lessons of the Holocaust belong to all people, everywhere, crossing borders, cultures and time.
Human Dignity
Every individual has inherent worth and must be treated with respect.
Why Auschwitz Matters Today
Auschwitz challenges us to confront hatred, prejudice and injustice in our own time.
Holocaust Universalism
HOLOCAUST
UNIVERSALISM
Why Auschwitz matters to all humanity.
Exclusion and Dehumanization
When people are divided into "us" and "them," indifference can lead to injury, persecution and atrocity.
Responsibility
We all share responsibility to uphold human dignity and protect one another.
Education Against Indifference
Education builds awareness, empathy and the courage to stand against injustice.
From History to Ethics
The Holocaust calls us to reflect on our choices and act with integrity and compassion.
Lessons for the Future
Build inclusive societies where diversity is valued and rights are protected for all.
Memory and Warning
Remembering the past honors the victims and warns us what is possible.
Global Relevance
The lessons of the Holocaust belong to everyone, everywhere.
Rooted in Values
Dignity, equality and respect are the foundation of just societies.
Education for Responsibility
Learning empowers us to recognize injustice and take action.
Lessons for the Future
Our choices today shape a more humane tomorrow.
About Dr. Jerzy Wójcik
Historian, educator, and long-time researcher of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Dr. Wójcik has guided thousands of students and educators through powerful learning experiences.
Testimonial
The virtual tour was one of the most powerful educational experiences our students have had. It left a lasting impact on all of us.
- Teacher, Canada
Featured Video
A short introduction to the history of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
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Video Highlights
Auschwitz - A New Chapter
Featured video introduction for the education program.
Featured Video
Teaching the Holocaust Responsibly
Resources and strategies for educators.
For Schools
Preparing a School Visit
Planning notes for teachers and student groups before arrival.
VisitClassroom Discussion Guide
Questions and methods for responsible post-tour reflection.
For Schools
Objects, Places, Evidence
How educators connect material evidence with historical context.
ResourcesMemory and Civic Responsibility
A lecture excerpt on remembrance, dignity, and public responsibility.
LectureWorking with Testimony
Short guidance on using testimony with care and context.
Testimony