“Hate and intolerance are the catalysts for the destruction of a family, of a culture, and a nation.”--Werner Gellert, co-founder

Two extraordinary exhibits

We are unique: our purpose is to educate people about the Holocaust as well as to teach them about other genocides and forms of bullying that have affected people around the world. We are not limited to one religion, culture, geographic area, or time.

Prints and posters, In Honor of the Ancestors, are available for sale. Please click here for more information.

Our site is organized as follows:

  • History of genocide—Genocide has been occurring for thousands of years. The museum displays the terrors of the Holocaust, as well as the horrors of past and present genocides.
  • Contact us / join our mailing list—Visitors can join our mailing list, ask questions, or send messages of support.
  • Gifts and donations—Our survival depends on the support of friends. Learn about material we are seeking (as gifts or on loan) as well as how you can support us financially.
  • Projects—This section describes our projects in Albuquerque and other areas.
  • Exhibits—Our list of exhibits is changing constantly. This page provides a brief summary of the things you will see in our museum.
  • Press room—This area contains press releases we have written and distributed. It also contains references to stories and articles that have appeared about our organization and newsletters we have prepared for our supporters.
  • Board—Our board of directors and advisory board are as diverse as the population of New Mexico. These individuals are important supporters of our work.
  • Major contributors—We are grateful for the support and assistance provided by our major donors. Here we acknowledge their contributions.
  • Links—Although our museum is unique in its scope and goals, there are many other organizations in the United States and around the world that are dedicated to eliminating hate and intolerance. In this section, you will find links to the web sites of these groups and well as other sites of interest to our visitors.

Museum phone number 247-0606