Each year tens of thousands of activities take place across the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). Explore our interactive map to see HMD activities that took place near you for HMD 2024.
A public gathering to commemorate the Holocaust and learn together.
In person event being held at Pembrokeshire College on Saturday 27th January from 12pm to 3pm.
Organised by Cleddau Community Arts - contact Barbara Shone on 07969...
Starting on 22nd January P6 & 7 pupils will listen to a presentation on what and why we remember on Holocaust Memorial Day.
After a general introduction we will be speaking about Freedom, the ways in which ordinary people lost their lost...
A silent and open vigil to remember and hope on Holocaust Memorial Day. This will be held from 12.30pm to 5.00pm.
Drop in for however long you would like to, there is no programme but light a candle and be still in this Quaker meeting house...
We will be covering the Fragility of Freedom in class and pupils will be creating a piece of work based on the theme and displaying these.
This year The Saint Patrick Centre is delighted to host Melyvn Goldberger who will give a talk to local high school students about his fathers experience during the Holocaust. This event will take place at The Saint Patrick Centre on the 18th of J...
A Christian-based service of remembrance for Holocaust Memorial Day with a mixture of an HMD presentation based on the theme for 2024, alongside some prayers, and time of reflection and candle lighting, as we vow 'Never Again!'
Year 7 pupils studied Holocaust survivor poetry before compiling their own poems and exploring the theme of ‘Fragility of Freedom’ through artwork.
Our Rights Respecting School group have organised an assembly to mark the Holocaust.
The assembly takes place over 3 mornings informing S1-S3 of the importance of marking this day. Information has gone out to parents asking for them to light...
Dr Alina Bothe, curator of the exhibition and Mr Alan Reich, son of a Polenaktion survivor will speak at the opening of the exhibition.
The Scottish Parliament (Ben Macpherson MSP) will host the Edinburgh Interfaith Association at the Scottish Parliament on 23 January 2024 from 6pm to 8pm for a lecture by the curator of Expelled! Polenaktion 1938 holocaust exhibition.
The cu...
For the two weeks leading up to January 27th the Saughton Library will display all of the information sheets and poetry shared by the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust, as well as a display of relevant books.
We will also again be providing paper...
Deal Town Council will mark Holocaust Memorial Day at 12noon on Saturday 27th January 2024, with a short service at the Holocaust Memorial Stone in St George's Church Gardens, in Deal Hight Street.
This is a public service and everyone is...
As part of our Personal Development Curriculum, we delivered learning opportunities across the school to educate and commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day this week.
We were delighted that two speakers from Generation 2 Generation (G2G) joined ...
Edinburgh Libraries will have an "Edinburgh Reads" unlimited access audiobook available on their Libby platform (www.edinburgh.gov.uk/libby) between 22nd-31st January to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
This is available to anyone with an Edinbu...
Assembly on the Fragility of Freedom, using resources from the HMD website, including the HMD 2024 Theme Vision documnet and the HMD senior school assembly PPT slides.
Students have prepared a staff training activity and assemblies for each key stage
Bangor Carnegie Library marks Holocaust Memorial Day with an interactive exhibition hosted by Ards and North Down Borough Council with contributions from local schools and organisations.
Tuesday 16th January 9.00 am until Wednesday 31st Janu...
Newtownards Library marks Holocaust Memorial Day with a display to remember those affected by the Holocaust and genocide.
Saturday 27th January
10.00am - 4.00pm
Our P6 class, after learning about WW2 and The Holocaust in their topic work, have written an assembly which they are going to deliver to the rest of the school.
The class chose a film which was on the HMT website called 'Your Voice is Amazi...
A-Level students at SERC, Bangor Campus attended workshops ran by Amy Louise Wyatt (Rafferty) where they created written pieces and artwork in response to FRAGILITY of FREEDOM.
The work will be displayed near the main entrance to SERC, Bango...