Founded in 1992 by Holocaust survivors, the Sydney Jewish Museum honours Judaism’s commitment to remembrance while looking to the future. Through personal stories, the Museum gives history a voice — preserving the past to inspire resilience, action and a more tolerant society.

The experiences of our Holocaust survivors have been preserved so that future generations of visitors will be able to hear them.

With the unprecedented rise of antisemitism following the tragic events of October 7, the Museum’s mission to educate Australians and combat hate is more vital than ever.