The Queensland Holocaust Museum is a newly established museum and education center dedicated to preserving the stories and memories of Holocaust survivors. Through immersive experiences and interactive exhibits, the museum aims to inspire, educate, and motivate visitors to stand up against intolerance, hatred, and racism. With a focus on promoting multiculturalism, acceptance, and harmony, the museum shares the voices and stories of survivors in a personal and emotional manner.
Founded in response to the need for Holocaust remembrance in Queensland, the museum is committed to ensuring that the lessons of the Holocaust are passed on to future generations. By sharing the heartbreak of the Holocaust and other genocides, the museum strives to create a world free from antisemitism, racial hatred, and discrimination. With a team of dedicated staff, volunteers, and board members, the museum delivers impactful Holocaust education throughout the region.
As part of the Australian Holocaust Museum Alliance, the Queensland Holocaust Museum collaborates with other museums to promote excellence in Holocaust education and commemoration. Affiliated with the Queensland Jewish Board of Deputies, the museum advocates for Holocaust education across the state and works towards a future where the atrocities of the past are never forgotten.
