Our Projects – American Society for Yad Vashem

The Valley of the Communities in Yad Vashem is a massive 2.5 acre monument literally dug out of natural bedrock. Over [...]

The Synagogue, designed by architect Moshe Safdie and the interior design firm Tamuz, serves as a place where visitors [...]

The six-branched Candelabra, sculpted by Zohara Schatz, is located at the heart of Yad Vashem Campus and serves as the [...]

The Avenue of the Righteous Among the Nations is lined with trees in honor of the non-Jews who acted according the most [...]

The Holocaust History Museum is the central element of the Yad Vashem 2001 master plan. It is unique in its conception [...]

The Memorial to the Deportees was established at Yad Vashem as a monument to the millions of Jews herded onto [...]

The Visitors’ Center serves as a place of reception, orientation and information. It opens in all directions to [...]

The Square of Hope, located at the exit to the Holocaust History Museum, was established through the support and [...]

Lying at the heart of Yad Vashem, Warsaw Ghetto Square has become a key site in Holocaust commemoration at Yad Vashem. [...]

The Learning Center, otherwise known as the “Center for Major Questions Arising from the Holocaust,” provides visitors [...]

The Visual Center provides direct, interactive access to all of the testimony taken by Yad Vashem, to most of the films [...]

The Survivors’ Wall honors Holocaust survivors who have borne the responsibility of witness. The Wall reminds [...]