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Our Memorial pages have been created to honour and remember all those who endured the Holocaust, Nazi persecution of other groups, and in the more recent genocides recognised by the UK government, and the genocide in Darfur.

Climate change is having an enormous impact on our world, changing it profoundly. The connection to mass violence and atrocities produces some of its most dangerous effects. Detmer Kremer, Policy and Communications Coordinator at Protection Approaches, visited us at the Holocaust Memorial Day Trust recently. He shared learnings from Protection Approaches’ work exploring the impact of climate change on identity-based violence, and gave advice on what we can all do to help prevent it.

Today we published ‘HMD 2023 In Review’, which highlights just some of the array of activities that brought people together for Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) 2023 and the impact that HMD had on those who marked it.

Violence and persecution have escalated dramatically in Sudan in recent months, with reports of the rape, murder and torture of citizens in the West Darfur region. Here we outline simple actions you can take to support those affected.

Whether you are organising an online activity to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) or want to use your social media accounts to raise awareness, there are lots of ways you can take part digitally.