Monday July 8th, 2019 Museum President, Victor Raigoza, addressed The Rotary Club of Albuquerque. He had this to say “Today, I had the pleasure of addressing the Albuquerque Rotary about our museum and our quest to educate our visitors about the effects of hate and
Our Latest Newsletter is Now Available Online! INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Moving forward and gaining attention Museum curriculum projects expanded to elementary and middle schools Gay liberation movement spurred by Stonewall uprising In the Governor’s mansion, June 4, 2019 Life Every Voice and Sing Celebrate Juneteenth,
Tuesday May 28th, 2019 Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller made a visit to the New Mexico Holocaust & Intolerance Museum today. We were so honored to host him.
Our 2018 Annual Report is Now Available Online!
by Camelia Caton-Garcia In 1939 one of our founders, Holocaust survivor Werner Gellert, fled Nazi Germany with his parents. As stateless refugees they were denied residence throughout Europe but were eventually accepted into the burgeoning European community of Shanghai, China. The Gellert family remained in
