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The Mobile Museums of Tolerance (MMOT) are traveling educational centers inspiring students to combat hate and foster positive change.

Topics include hate, antisemitism, bigotry, the Holocaust, genocide, civil rights, and more.

09/17/2026

Over the course of our week-long visit to California State University, Monterey Bay, high school students, college students and professors stepped aboard the Mobile Museum of Tolerance for interactive, facilitator-led workshops focused on dialogue, understanding and tolerance.

As our team member Raquel put it: “You get to learn! You get to learn! EVERYONE gets to learn!” 🙌

We’re proud to bring engaging educational experiences directly to learners of all ages, creating opportunities to reflect, connect and stand up against hate.

Thank you to the CSUMB community for an incredible week. From campus to campus and community to community, our MMOTs are on the move across the country, bringing the lessons of history to new audiences and inspiring greater empathy and tolerance along the way. 🚌

09/15/2026

Teaming up with Bernikow JCC Staten Island at its End of Summer Blast, we brought an interactive art gallery experience directly to the local community.

Aboard our innovative classroom on wheels, visitors of all ages explored meaningful lessons of inclusion, respect and understanding through art and interactive activities designed to spark conversation and connection. Across the country, our MMOTs are reaching communities with experiences that encourage empathy and tolerance.

Thank you to everyone who joined us! Here are some of our favorite moments from the day. 📸

09/14/2026

MMOT joined families from across the Palm Beach area at Jewbilee – A Jewish Palm Beach Showcase for a day celebrating Jewish community, culture and connection.

Throughout the day, visitors stepped aboard the Mobile Museum of Tolerance to experience our facilitator-led educational programming and learn more about how MMOT brings lessons of tolerance, empathy and mutual respect directly to communities.

Thank you to Mandel JCC Palm Beach Gardens for welcoming MMOT and bringing the community together for such a meaningful day!

09/09/2026

At the Illinois State Fair, Illinois’ second Mobile Museum of Tolerance welcomed Paul Kendrick, Democratic nominee for State Representative in Illinois’ 12th District, for a firsthand look at how MMOT brings Holocaust and civil rights education directly to students and communities across the state.

During his visit, Paul met with MMOT team members Ben Gould, Alison Pure-Slovin and Jessica Gall-Adediran and experienced how facilitator-led workshops use the lessons of history to encourage dialogue, challenge hate and build greater understanding.

Thank you to Paul for spending time with our team and learning more about MMOT’s work across Illinois.

09/03/2026

Pittsfield, we’re headed your way! 🚌

On Friday, September 4, the Mobile Museum of Tolerance will join Pittsfield First Fridays at Five for What We Carry Forward: An Exploration of Art.

Featuring works from two artists, this gallery-style exhibition explores how art can serve as an expression of resilience and a powerful way to preserve the memories, traditions, and cultures of communities that have endured atrocities, carrying their stories forward for future generations.

Stop by our classroom on wheels to experience the exhibition and explore how the lessons of history can foster dialogue, understanding, and tolerance.

📍 7 North Street, Pittsfield, MA
📅 Friday, September 4
⏰ 5–7:30 p.m.

09/02/2026

Our fleet is growing, and we’re just getting started. 🚌 What began with a single Mobile Museum of Tolerance in Illinois has grown into an expanding fleet, serving as classrooms on wheels that bring innovative, facilitator-led workshops directly to students and communities nationwide, including areas where access to Holocaust and civil rights education may otherwise be limited.

Through the lessons of history, the MMOTs help foster dialogue, understanding, and tolerance while empowering the next generation to recognize and stand up to hate. We’re proud to see how far we’ve come, and excited to continue expanding our reach to more communities across the country!

07/17/2026

The Mobile Museums of Tolerance exists to deliver innovative educational programs and lessons to students, empowering the next generation to build a more tolerant and inclusive future.

At Hewlett-Woodmere Public Schools in New York, fifth graders learned about Anne Frank and explored the importance of empathy, acceptance, and standing up against prejudice.

The class’s key takeaway: one person can make a tremendous difference.

07/13/2026

Please join us for an Open House as the Mobile Museums of Tolerance New York visits the George Eastman Museum!

📅 Wednesday, July 15
🕑 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM
📍 900 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607

Throughout the afternoon, MMOT educators will facilitate the "In Art and the Memory of Genocide" workshop inside the museum. During this program, visitors of all ages are welcome to a gallery-like experience to witness diverse survivor and artist testimonies from around the world. The exhibit showcases art as an act of resistance and resilience for the artist, and as an inspiration for future generations to carry forward the memories, traditions, and cultures of a people who have experienced atrocity.

Thanks to the George Eastman Museum, for welcoming us and helping bring this experience to the Rochester community.

Hope to see you there!

07/09/2026

Our Florida MMOT connected with participants from The Opportunity Center, Inc.'s ADT program, which supports adults with developmental disabilities through vocational training, education, and social opportunities.

Through interactive exhibits and meaningful discussions, visitors explored important topics like respect, inclusion, and understanding others.

Thank you to the Opportunity Center and the Library System for making this visit possible.

07/03/2026

This Fourth of July, the Mobile Museums of Tolerance honor America's enduring promise of freedom, equality, and justice for all. These are not values that sustain themselves. They are values we must teach, protect, and practice.

Through education, dialogue, and interactive learning, MMOT brings lessons of tolerance directly to communities across the United States, helping people understand their responsibility and the role each of us plays in strengthening democracy.

This Independence Day, we honor America's ideals by helping bring them to life in communities nationwide.

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1399 S Roxbury Drive
Los Angeles, CA
90035

Telephone

+13129810105

Website

http://www.mmot.com/

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