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The work of the Georgia Commission on the Holocaust is to take lessons from the history of the Holocaust and use them to help lead new generations of Georgians beyond racism and bigotry. Through a variety of programs, the Commission fosters tolerance, good citizenship and character development among the young people of the state. Each of the Commission initiatives is designed to reinforce the message that understanding, respect, compassion and personal responsibility must always triumph over intolerance, hatred, ruthlessness and apathy.News
- Anne Frank Traveling Exhibit Schedule
- Anne Frank in the World Exhibit closed Saturdays and Sundays after Labor Day
- Anne Frank exhibit closed November 20, 2009
Information on the 2010 Michael Morris Holocaust Teacher Training Workshop
Anne Frank in the World Exhibit moving to Sandy Springs in January 2010
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Art & Writing Contest
Check here for information about entering the contest!
Art and Writing entries from previous years can be viewed at galleries located at the State University of West Georgia in the Ingram Library and at the Anne Frank Exhibit.