Holocaust Days of Remembrance

The Days of Remembrance are the nation’s annual commemoration of the Holocaust, established by the U.S. Congress and led by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. It is a time to remember the six million Jewish people and millions of others who were murdered during the Holocaust, and to honor the survivors. Remembering this history helps us understand where prejudice and hate can lead. This week, we join communities across the country in remembering, and in recommitting to kindness, respect, and standing up for one another.