We educate.
The IHRA’s Working Groups and Committees publish educational recommendations to help guide teachers and organizations
We research.
The IHRA is the only intergovernmental organization mandated to focus solely on Holocaust-related issues
We remember.
The IHRA's Member Countries have pledged to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust, honoring their legacy and their memory
IHRA Chair's Statement on Ukraine and Babyn Yar
IHRA Chair Ambassador Ann Bernes condemns in the strongest possible terms Russia's military aggression against Ukraine, the Holocaust distortion used to justify it, and the damage to Babyn Yar.
IHRA Guidelines for Identifying Relevant Documentation for Holocaust Research, Education and Remembrance
This new resource helps archives and researchers overcome a common barrier to archival research: the lack of a unified way for identifying Holocaust-related documentation. Learn more about this important tool here.
Our Focus Areas
The IHRA brings together experts in Holocaust education, research and remembrance, including museum, memorial and education professionals, historians, archaeologists, and specialists in genocide studies and other disciplines. The multidisciplinary groups that result are able to focus on specific priority areas, allowing for the IHRA to put forth meaningful policy recommendations.
Seminar investigates the Holocaust and suffering in art and culture
On 22 April 1945, as the forces of Josip Tito's Partisan Resistance Movement approached the Jasenovac concentration camp, hundreds of prisoners held there rose up against the Ustaša camp guards and...
Slovakia commemorates the beginning of deportations of Slovak Jews to concentration camps
Today, exactly 80 years since the first transport of Slovak Jews left Slovakia for Auschwitz, Slovakia commemorated a painful anniversary. In this first train, which departed from Poprad city, there...