Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies

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The Ackerman Center at UT Dallas offers an in-depth view of the Holocaust, genocide, and human rights studies within a dedicated facility. | About the Center Learn more about the Ackerman Center by watching this short video Founded by Holocaust scholar and survivor Dr. Zsuzsanna Ozsváth in 1986 with the mission of Teaching the Past, Changing the Future, the Holocaust Studies Program at UT Dallas has earned an international reputation for excellence. The Ackerman Center has grown into a distinguished and publicly-engaged academic center that offers an in-depth view of the Holocaust, genocide, and human rights studies within a dedicated facility. We provide an educational, engaging, and transformative experience for our students, who carry our mission with them as educators, professionals, and leaders in America and around the worl | About The Facility Thanks to the generous support of its donors, the Ackerman Center is currently housed in a 3,500 square-foot facility located in the Erik

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