Current Offerings

Anti-Bias Trainings

Click here to sign up for one of four trainings led by the Center For Dispute Settlement, hosted by NYS Hate and Bias Prevention Unit.

Mobile Museum of Tolerance

January-February 20th 2026! An extension of the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in L.A., this "field trip on wheels" can travel to your school district with programs and curriculum designed for 5th-12th graders on Civil Rights, Anne Frank, the power of one individual, and digital media literacy. Sign up here to bring the MMOT to your students!

Teacher PD

We are thrilled to be able to offer a number of teacher workshops and PD on numerous Jewish-related topics, from Judaism 101 and Jewish pluralism to deep-dives in Holocaust scholarship and the Israel-Hamas war.  Email us for more information. 

Survivors in the Classroom

Current data suggests that Holocaust distortion and denial is at an all-time high. Bringing a local Survivor or "2-G" (second-generation) to deliver testimony has a profound and lasting effect on students. Email us for more information.

Traveling Trunks

These suitcases are loaded with artifacts replicated for hands-on student inquiry. Materials include authentic passports, documents, "yellow stars" and more, all based on local Survivors' experiences in Eastern Europe between 1938 and 1945.

Peer Workshops

2nd-year Levine Center Youth Ambassadors bring research and important messaging to your youth program. Topics include: anti-bullying awareness, special education equity, authentic connection, boys' mental health awareness, and building self-reliance in young Latina girls.