WHAT’S NEW AT THE HOLOCAUST LEGACY FOUNDATION
HOLOCAUST MUSEUM BOSTON
Opening Late 2026
In the heart of Boston, a new space is rising that honors the resilience of the human spirit and reflects on the profound lessons of the past. Immersive exhibits and personal testimonies illuminate stories of survival, resistance, and humanity during one of history’s darkest times. Designed to encourage reflection and self-awareness, the Foundation’s signature project, the Holocaust Museum Boston, fosters critical thinking, empathy, and action.
The Holocaust Museum Boston will explore the past to understand and address the present. By preserving the legacy of the Holocaust, we inspire individuals to practice compassion, champion human rights, and act for justice.
We believe that preserving history is essential to protecting our future and fostering a more empathetic and just world.

News & Events
Boston Holocaust Museum plans take shape
By Steph SolisJune 5, 2023 Original ArticleThe Holocaust Museum and Education Center will be located along the Freedom Trail. Courtesy of Schwartz Silver ArchitectsThe organization behind Boston's upcoming Holocaust Museum and Education Center is...
A first look at the proposed design for Holocaust Museum Boston
By James McCown Globe CorrespondentUpdated June 5, 2023, 7:00 a.m. Original ArticleThe building would be near Boston Common, along the Freedom Trail, by the intersection of Park and Tremont streetsA view of the proposed Holocaust Museum Boston as...
New images released of Holocaust museum coming to Boston in 2026
By WBZ-News StaffJune 6, 2023 / 7:15 AM / CBS Boston Original ArticleBoston's Holocaust Museum and Education Center is scheduled to open along the Freedom Trail in early 2026. Schwartz/Silver Architects Inc.BOSTON - The Holocaust Legacy Foundation...
The visionaries behind Holocaust legacy foundation

Todd Ruderman & Jody Kipnis
Jody Kipnis and Todd Ruderman co-founded the Holocaust Legacy Foundation and Holocaust Museum Boston with a shared commitment to honoring the memory and lessons of the Holocaust while inspiring future generations to combat antisemitism, promote human rights, and foster a more just and inclusive society. Their journey into Holocaust education began with a life-changing trip to Eastern Europe in 2018, where they each made a personal pledge to a Holocaust survivor on the grounds of Auschwitz to ensure that the lessons of history endure.
Together, Kipnis and Ruderman are leading the effort to establish a world-class Holocaust museum and educational center in Boston, believing that ongoing Holocaust education is essential in the fight against antisemitism and bigotry. They firmly believe that the museum will serve as a catalyst for social change, fostering a more inclusive, understanding, and compassionate society for generations to come. Their shared vision—rooted in experience, education, and a commitment to making a difference—drives their work to preserve history, inspire action, and empower future generations.
Together, we can combat hatred and ensure the lessons of the Holocaust are never forgotten – Donate Today
Your generosity powers the Holocaust Legacy Foundation’s mission to preserve the memory and lessons of the Holocaust for generations to come. With your support, we can combat hatred, antisemitism, and bigotry through transformative educational programs, immersive exhibits, and community outreach. We can build a world of empathy, respect, and dignity for all.
We invite you to support this historic effort and join other generous individuals in helping us make this museum a reality. Whether you wish to honor a family member or a friend or to support this important cause, your donation directly impacts our ability to fulfill our mission: preserving and perpetuating the memory and lessons of the Holocaust for future generations through educational programs and a new museum.
The museum will also offer a range of prominent naming opportunities. For more information, please email us at info@holocaustlegacyfoundation.org.
No matter the size, every contribution brings us closer to a brighter, more just future. Join us in this critical mission today.