Mobile Museums of Tolerance

The Mobile Museums of Tolerance exists to deliver innovative educational programs and lessons to students.

At @HES1929 in New York, fifth graders learned about Anne Frank and explored the importance of empathy, acceptance, and standing up against prejudice.

We celebrated a big milestone with the official ribbon-cutting of We the People of Illinois, our newest traveling exhibit. It is now on display at the Bensenville Community Public Library through July 31. Thank you @IllinoisDHR for your partnership in making this possible.

Happy National Museum Day from the MMOT! The Museum of Tolerance Los Angeles laid the foundation for bringing the MMOT to life. As an extension of MOT, we take the same lessons about history, tolerance, and human rights directly to schools and communities across the country.

We were thrilled to welcome Rep. @RitchieTorres onto our Mobile Museum of Tolerance in his district in the Bronx at Kinneret Day School!

We’re proud to share that the Piedmont City Council passed a Jewish Heritage Month resolution and highlighted the Mobile Museums of Tolerance!

Thank you, Mayor Betsy Smosal Andersen, for your support!