Each year tens of thousands of activities take place across the UK to mark Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD). As we get closer to January, explore our interactive map to see HMD activities happening in 2025. Enter your post code to find activities near you - those marked 'public' are open to everyone.
Taking place at the Hackney Picturehouse from 10am, and in partnership with Hackney Council we will be screening three Holocaust themed short film after which there will be a Q&A with Holocaust education experts. Focusing on this year’s HMD t...
A ceremony to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
We will be joined by Joan Salter MBE who will share her experiences as a child Holocaust survivor. We will also have speeches and readings from our Mayor, council leader, a local young person who is...
Holocaust Memorial Day event including a survivor 's story, school presentation, music, speaker from Syria, the Croydon pledge read by the Mayor.
Further information will be shared in due course
2-3pm on Friday 24th January at de Stafford school, Caterham. Generation 2 Generation Holocaust speaker delivered an assembly to our year 9 cohort.
Post-facto input:
G2G Speaker Joan Noble presented a beautiful talk about the experience of her mother.
The event was available to colleagues on a hybrid basis.
There will be a ceremony in Crawley's Memorial Gardens, poetry reading and candle lighting (weather permitting)
Davis Wirth - son of two Auschwitz survivors gave a talk to 67 students and staff at West Nottinghamshire College in Mansfield about the Holocaust in Hungary.
A closed and intimate ceremony with a range of speeches, candles lightings, poem readings and reflections about holocaust memorial day & subsequent genocides. A holocaust survivor to be in attendance to also talk about her experience. post eve...
Continuing the tradition of annual participation in Holocaust Memorial Day events, host Ali Fateh will for 2025 lead with the theme “ For a Better Future “
There will be a tribute to the memory of Holocaust victims, it was 80 years ago...
The University of Greenwich is marking the annual International Holocaust Memorial Day (IHMD), which takes place each year on 27 January, with a temporary exhibition called “International Holocaust Memorial Day – For a Better Future”.
Exhib...
we had a library display using the resources from the packs. We also had themed books available that were available to be loaned out. We chose a board selection of books around the theme including books on genocide and the holocaust. We included...
PRESS RELEASE 30 January 2025
BROMLEY LIBRARIAN SHARES POIGNANT FAMILY HISTORY FOR HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY
This week, the Children’s Team i...
HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY 1 PM ON SUNDAY 26 JANUARY 2025 OUTSIDE LOUGHTON LIBRARY TRAPS HILL LOUGHTON ESSEX IG10 1HD. PRAYERS AND SPEAKERS. ARRANGED BY THE HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL TRUST OF EPPING FOREST.
Sermon presentation during worship service part of the presentation is a statement from the UK Adventist Jewish Relations Director.
A group of year 6 students will begin by recapping their knowledge about about Judaism and WW2 (Nazi control) before moving on to learn about the holocaust. This will be done through discussion, art, videos and drama. The diary of Anne Frank wi...
24/01/25
Start time: 8:55am
End time: 9.25am
Assembly on Holocaust Memorial Day and remembrance in the Senior School including:
- Powerpoint and script put together by myself (Anna Buxcey, Head of RS)
- Violin solo (...
The Royal Borough of Greenwich will bring residents, council and community leaders together for its Holocaust Memorial Day service on Monday 27 January. The annual event will take place at 10.30am in the Old Library at Charlton House, SE7 8RE.
The Holocaust Memorial Commemoration Day will take place on Monday, 27th January 2025, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, outside Barking Town Hall in Barking Town Square. Although the itinerary is not yet finalised, the event is expected to include speeche...
South Kesteven District Council has commissioned a community art installation of 80 lanterns to commemorate 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. The lanterns have been created by the community through a series of workshops led by Grantham ...