Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh - Inspiring engagement with Holocaust history and connecting it to the events of today.

For You Were Strangers: Jewish Immigration to Pittsburgh, 1880-1990

CHUTZ-POW! Teacher’s Resource Guide

The Holocaust Through a Local Lens

Giving to the Center

IMPORTANT COVID-19 Updates

Important changes to upcoming programming

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For You Were Strangers: Jewish Immigration to Pittsburgh, 1880-1990

On display through May 2020.

CHUTZ-POW! Teacher’s Resource Guide

The Resource Guide builds context and provide foundational information for teachers teaching about the Holocaust.

The Holocaust Through a Local Lens

Learn more about our 2019-2020 Program Theme.

Events

Throughout the year, the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh holds numerous events around the region. Here’s what we have coming up.

CHUTZ-POW!

CHUTZ-POW! is our ongoing acclaimed comic-book series that places stories of courage, resilience, and sacrifice at the forefront of Holocaust awareness.

Giving to the Center

Learn more about donating money and/or materials to support our mission.

The Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh connects the horrors of the Holocaust and antisemitism with injustices of today. Through education, the Holocaust Center seeks to address these injustices and empower individuals to build a more civil and humane society.

Offerings include: exhibits in our public gallery, an extensive library and archive, engaging cultural events, internationally renowned speakers, and free and affordable resources for teachers.

Our facility and programs are accessible to people with disabilities. To make arrangements for your visit, please email our administrative coordinator at csahovey@hcpgh.org

Please contact our Education Outreach Associate, Emily Bernstein, with questions at ebernstein@hcpgh.org.

Mendel And Sylvia Solomon Charitable Trust through PNC Charitable Trusts

The Sylvia and Martin Snow Family Fund

Anonymous Pittsburgh Foundation

Anonymous Foundation

Funding for the Holocaust Center was provided by the Charles E. Kaufman and Virginia Kaufman Fund and Pauline Frankel Memorial Fund of The Pittsburgh Foundation.