By young people, for young people.

Youth Holocaust Education And Remembrance (HEAR) is an organisation dedicated to mitigating hate in society by connecting young Australians with the memory of the Holocaust.

Mitigating hate in our society is about making everyone aware of where hate leads when left unchecked. Antisemitism might be hatred towards Jews, but discrimination is not unique to the Jewish people.

Through education, commemoration and cross-community collaboration, Youth HEAR works to connect the youth of today with the stories and lessons of the past.

At a time when the world is experiencing an exponential rise in anti-semitism, discrimination and racially fuelled hatred, we believe our work is of vital importance.

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Youth HEAR Co-Chair, Kara, speaks at the @sydneyjewishmuseum Sydney Jewish Museum's International Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration Event. Swipe to hear Oscar's story and the importance of continuing to commemorate. Thank you to the Sydney Jew
January 27th marks International Holocaust Remembrance Day. The 2023 theme of 'Home and Belonging' highlights the significant loss of familiarity and memories associated with genocides and conflict, which is especially relevant today. Today calls f
We're proud to celebrate the fantastic Youth HEAR winners of the 2022 Jewish Changemaker Award @jewish_changemaker_awards! Congratulations to Julia, Josh, and Britt for their inspiring work in the community to help lead change. Thank you @bnaibrith
With the upcoming holiday season, stay mindful of where your money goes. Support ethical business practices that don't exploit forced labour and human rights abuses.
Happy Hanukkah from Youth HEAR!
The Iran Protests have faced severe human rights violations. Learn more about the TIME Magazine Heroes of the Year.
World Genocide Commemoration Day is commemorated on the 9th of December annually. Swipe to learn about what this means in our everyday lives.
Kanye West, Nick Fuentes, and Alex Jones' antisemitism only fuel hate in our society today. We must stand up against normalising hateful rhetoric to truly say "never again".