Live webcast from our 2013 event.
Live webcasting from our 2013 event was provided by Ecomedia Collective.
It was supplemented by sign language services for the hard-of-hearing in the audience and online.
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The memory of the Holocaust always fills me with a great sadness at the thought of the immense cruelty... read more
What does it mean to ‘keep the memory alive’? Whose memories, of what, and with what medium? Well, some clever... read more
Article supplied by the Holocaust Educational Trust and their words entirely for more about them see www.het.org.uk Yesterday, the Holocaust Educational Trust... read more
Today on the Radio 4 programme, Woman’s Hour, an extraordinary story was shared — that of babies born in... read more
This week the Prime Minister David Cameron and Indian dignitaries unveil a statue of M.K Gandhi in London. This is apparently... read more
according to Wikipedia: Rudolf Franz Ferdinand Höss (represented in German as Höß, also sometimes spelledHoeß, or Hoess) (25 November 1901[1][2] –... read more
It is inspiring to hear about this new initiative to help us all participate in keeping the memory alive.... read more
With Paul Everington, history teacher at City Academy and Valerie Russell Emmott, chair of the Bristol Holocaust Memorial Day... read more
We are happy to pass on details of local events (following coronavirus restrictions) taking place in the coming months. Holocaust... read more
A fascinating 30 minute interview by Sherrie Eugene with HMD Steering Group member Eva Fielding-Jackson who describes how she... read more
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