When it comes to learning about history, nothing quite compares to hearing from those who were there to experience it. This is why meeting a Holocaust survivor has always has been one of the most meaningful experiences offered by the Sydney Jewish Museum.
If you can’t attend one of our ticketed events with our Holocaust survivors, there are several ways to engage with history through technology at the Museum: you can explore the Holocaust exhibition using a GPS-based testimony app, or even have a conversation with a digital Holocaust survivor via a new lifelike interactive technology.
We’ll be holding talks with Holocaust survivors every Wednesday in January at 12pm. Each session will be with a different survivor and will provide an opportunity to hear diverse, moving stories from our survivor community in Sydney.
Our AI-powered Holocaust survivor exhibition, Reverberations, has been extended to March 2024!
In this exhibition, you can experience survivors’ stories of humanity, strength and heart. You can also immerse yourself in conversation with three digital Holocaust survivors, which use cutting-edge artificial intelligence technology to respond directly to any question you ask them.
Our free guided tours offer visitors a unique perspective into our exhibitions, artefacts and the important stories behind them.
In January, guided tours held Sunday to Friday at 11am and 1pm.
Attending this hour-long session is included in the price of admission. Simply let us know you’ll be joining us upon arrival at the Museum on the day.
Listen to the voices of history on your own device as you move through our Holocaust exhibition, with the SJM Voices app. This custom-curated app draws on a rich repository of survivor testimony, stories from perpetrators, witnesses, and experts, to deliver a personal and multi-perspective insight into this turbulent period of history.
For more information and to download the app before your visit, click here.
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