Holocaust Center for Humanity

 


The impact of a visit to the Holocaust Center: Hamilton International Middle School


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Minimum time commitment of 90 minutes. Accommodates up to 35 students per field trip.
Flat fee of $175 per field trip with scholarship opportunities available.

Engage in the history of our local Holocaust survivors directly at our museum in downtown Seattle. In our field trips, teachers can customize their students’ experience by choosing from a menu of activities that are facilitated by our passionate and knowledgeable team of museum educators.

Please review the options at the link below before filling out your request form.

View our “Designing your HCH Field Trip” guide here!

Note: If you are looking to bring an adult group into the museum (not a student group), please use our Adult Group Museum Tour Request Form instead.

CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE

 

FAQs & Policies

Please review our full Field Trip FAQs & Policies before scheduling. 

At this time, we are not scheduling field trips for schools/groups outside of the Northwest.  Please visit the Association of Holocaust Organizations' (AHO) membership database to find a local center or museum near you.

Field trips should not be the entry point into your students’ learning about the Holocaust. We recommend preparing for a field trip by doing several foundational lessons. Among these include:

  1. Pyramid of Hate lesson
  2. Universe of Obligation lesson
  3. Intro to the Holocaust lesson
  4. Historical Roots of Antisemitism lesson
  5. Survivor Voices film

Completing at least some of these will significantly help you and your students to more successfully engage with this new program.

Questions? Email us

Thank you to the University District Rotary Club and the Alfred & Tillie Shemanski Testamentary Trust for supporting our field trip program.

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