The human catastrophe of genocide scarred the 20th century world and continues to open wounds old and new in the 21st, but it remains conspicuously understudied in K-12 curricula. Our mission is to enhance education, cultural production, and public memory about the incidence of genocide – past and present – through professional development for educators, arts and cultural events, and interdisciplinary symposia.

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• Attend one of our upcoming events, featuring internationally renowned scholars on the topic of Holocaust and genocide.
• Register for Holocaust and Genocide Studies: A Continuing Education Certificate program for educators.
• Learn about the Spector/Warren Fellowship, a unique learning opportunity for a cohort of Syracuse University students each year.
• Explore our listing of resources, offering the most in depth information, learning modules, and more.
• Contact us for more information about the Initiative.