Holocaust Research Education & Documentation supports organizations’ research, education, archives, new media, and film projects to deepen knowledge of Nazi persecution of Jews and its consequences.
Research Grants - United States Holocaust Memorial Museum supports Holocaust scholars’ travel and archival research at the Shapell Center to advance original projects and broaden access to its collections.
Kagan Fellowship in Advanced Shoah Studies supports doctoral and postdoctoral researchers worldwide with research, writing, and archival travel to advance knowledge and understanding of the Holocaust.
Conference Travel Grants support scholars presenting original Holocaust-related research, funding travel and conference participation to further the Broadening Academia Initiative’s support for scholarship.
Film Grants support filmmakers and production organizations in developing, producing and completing victim-centered Holocaust films with historical accuracy, educational value or wide audience potential.
Holocaust Education Grantmaking Program FY27 supports educators, faith leaders, and concerned individuals with museum-visit travel costs to learn about the Holocaust and genocide and educate others.