Now at the Museum

This landmark exhibition—Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.—arrives at Cincinnati’s Union Terminal in October 2025, in a powerful partnership between the  Cincinnati Museum Center and the Nancy & David

Hosted at Cincinnati’s historic Union Terminal, Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away. offers a powerful opportunity for secondary students to explore the history and impact of the Holocaust. In

This year, thanks to your unwavering support, the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center empowered thousands of students with Holocaust education, addressed antisemitism through community training, and amplified

This January, the Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center is offering free admission to visitors all month long. Whether you’ve never been or are looking to return, this

The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center’s Jacob G. Schmidlapp Bystander to Upstander Youth Leadership Days inspired students from across the region at historic Union Terminal earlier this

What questions do you have for Eva Schloss, the stepsister of Anne Frank? You can ask her about her inspiring story during Women’s History Month and throughout spring 2024. Her

If you haven’t read this opinion piece in today’s Cincinnati Enquirer by Dr. Michael Meyer, take the time to to do so now.  Dr. Meyer, an internationally recognized scholar on Jewish history and a

The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center announced it will waive museum ticket costs for general admission tickets through the end of January at a press conference held

Written by Brianna Connock, Marketing & Outreach Associate “Back in the states, it’s hard to believe the newsreels in how destructive war really is, but when we get up here

Following the recently published op-ed in the Cincinnati Enquirer, co-authored by Interim Chief Executive Officer David Wise and Chief External Relations & Community Engagement Officer Jackie Congedo, the Nancy &

In this moment, a Holocaust education center bears a responsibility to call attention to the nature and consequences of any existential threat against the Jewish people.

Written by Brianna Connock, Marketing & Outreach Associate What questions would you ask a Holocaust survivor? You can ask Pinchas Gutter all about his inspiring story of resilience and survival