Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation , New York

In 1995, the Auschwitz Jewish Center Foundation was established in order to rebuild a Jewish cultural, spiritual, and educational center in Oswiecim. In September 2000, the Auschwitz Jewish Center opened its doors to visitors from all over the world. It is a non-governmental organization which exists to serve as a guardian of Jewish memory, as well as to educate the public about the Holocaust

The Auschwitz Jewish Center offers an unprecedented opportunity to study the Holocaust, as well as pre- and post-war Jewish life in Poland, from just beyond the gates of Auschwitz. The Center makes full use of its significant location and unique resources by offering a variety of programs, seminars, and workshops for visitors, local residents, and students from Poland, Germany, the U.S., and beyond. Programs are geared towards imparting the knowledge and responsibility of studying the Holocaust and the tools necessary to educate others about its lessons.