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Rabbi Michael Beyo, a leader in Holocaust education and someone raised by survivors, knows only too well the iconic and historic meaning of “six million,” the number of those killed in the genocide of European Jews between 1941 and 1945. However, Beyo hopes the number can also become a signpost for a better and less […]

At the core of our organization lies a powerful mission encapsulated in our name — Six Million Voices (SMV). As we delve into the heart of this nonprofit, we find a compelling commitment to empower 6 million individuals in the next six years, urging each one to stand against antisemitism, racism, and bigotry. For SMV, […]

The Holocaust, an unparalleled tragedy, serves as a haunting reminder that an enlightened, modern, and educated Western society can succumb to the darkest facets of human nature. This insidious descent into evil is a chilling lesson—one that warns against complacency, especially in today’s climate of steeply rising antisemitism. The slow march towards atrocity happened gradually, […]

In the ever-evolving landscape of education, there’s a growing recognition of the need for innovative approaches that resonate with students. One such breakthrough is the integration of virtual tours, specifically designed to explore the historical significance of Auschwitz through the lens of “Six Million Voices.” This unique method goes beyond the conventional classroom experience, aiming […]

Amidst a changing educational landscape, there is a growing recognition of the importance of Holocaust education in schools. Today, the majority of U.S. states mandate Holocaust education, acknowledging the historical significance and the imperative to impart its lessons to younger generations. However, this positive development also reveals a critical gap — many teachers may not […]

In the face of a startling rise in antisemitic acts, it is crucial to address the concerning lack of awareness among U.S. Millennials and Gen Z regarding the Holocaust. Recent statistics paint a disconcerting picture: 48 percent of these generations could not name a single concentration camp or ghetto from World War II, and a […]