The Legacy of Light Community Hub
The Legacy of Light Goldberg Institute for Holocaust Education serves to bring Holocaust Education organizations and efforts together. A critical focus of our mission is to function as a central hub that advances best practices, inspires collaboration, and ensures impactful Holocaust education across San Diego County and beyond.
Our Approach to Holocaust Education
Rooted in a commitment to meaningful, accessible education, our approach takes shape through initiatives that connect communities, support educators, and deepen engagement.
Create a Cohesive, Adaptive Frameworkto Holocaust education across schools, community organizations, and the public.
Develop Innovative Programsthat blend survivor narratives, media literacy, and ethical reflection to foster deep, personal connections.
Empower Educators and Leadersthrough professional development, curriculum design, and training.
Expanded Accesswith mobile museums, interactive exhibits, and digital resources that bring learning directly to communities.
Why Collaboration Matters
By working hand-in-hand with top Holocaust-focused organizations, we:
- 01Share best practices and cultivate innovation through a Community of Practice.
- 02Close gaps in resources and access, ensuring every learner can engage meaningfully.
- 03Set a new standard for inclusive, impactful Holocaust education that other communities can replicate.
Reimagining Holocaust Education Together
Legacy of Light is proud to collaborate with leading institutions in Southern California and across the country.
Events
Stay connected with upcoming events from Legacy of Light and our partner organizations.
Bring Holocaust Education to Your Community
This is the last generation of students who will ever hear from our Survivors in person. We can help connect you with our network of local speakers who continue to share their stories of survival with the world. Or, host Spark Interactive, our state-of-the-art mobile museum, at your school or community.
There's So Much to Teach… Where Do You Start?
We help educators create meaningful, age-appropriate Holocaust education experiences—from 5-minute lessons to full-day programs.
When one of our specialists meets with you, they can:
- Assist with navigating trusted curriculum (Echoes & Reflections, USHMM, etc.)
- Help identify grade and age-appropriate literature and films
- Design interdisciplinary lesson plans that encourage students to interact
