There’s ‘nothing partisan about fighting prejudice,’ notes the national director of the Anti-Defamation League.

It’s been more than 130 years since Emma Lazarus died, but she remains a potent symbol linking immigration policy and women’s rights.

Japanese officials have launched a new campaign to bring attention to Sugihara's courageous actions to save Jews during the Holocaust.

Manhattan College Professor Mehnaz Afridi is believed to be the only Muslim teacher of the Holocaust in the United States—and likely the world.

Israelis of Moroccan descent are traveling to the country their parents left behind, exploring their heritage and helping to sustain the remnants of Morocco's once-thriving Jewish community.

Decrying that "Polish complicity in the Shoah needs to be taught," the educators and Holocaust archivists pledge to challenge the law by speaking out.

This letter challenges the new Polish law seeking to criminalize speech linking the Polish nation to Holocaust-era crimes.

Wine on the Vine takes up the challenge of spreading positive cultural developments in Israel, aiming to share an apolitical version of the modern Israeli story.