Welcome to the Capital District Jewish Holocaust Memorial

Capital District Jewish Holocaust Memorial (CDJHM) serves to memorialize the six million Jews and other victims of the Holocaust and educate the public about the consequences of hatred, brutality, and apathy.

The Capital District Jewish Holocaust Memorial (CDJHM) is working with the State of New York and others to plan a permanent New York State Holocaust Memorial and to ensure that the lessons of the Holocaust will never be forgotten and are better understood by the general public and especially students.  Our organization is involved in planning New York State’s Holocaust Memorial (NYSHM) which is especially important to do now, when awareness of the Holocaust and the impact of unchecked hate is hitting an all-time low and antisemitism and Holocaust denial is hitting an all-time high. The Memorial will ensure that the lessons of the Holocaust, as well as the remarkable contributions that Holocaust survivors and their descendants have made right here in New York, are better understood and appreciated. 


Please Consider Making a Donation

Every dollar donated will help us continue to educate our community about the Holocaust.


With each new generation, the memory of the plight of the victims fades, the stories are forgotten, hate and bigotry rise, and the need for awareness and education increases.

We are here to preserve this memory.

Preview the Memorial

The Memorial will consist of walls arranged in the shape of the Star of David. Visitors will be guided around the six-sided structure, where they will be connected to significant events that occurred during the Holocaust. The six columns represent the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust.

Updates

International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2025

Holocaust Remembrance Day 2025 marks 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. Join us as we reflect on the importance of honoring victims, learning from history, and ensuring future generations never forget the devastating consequences of hatred and apathy.

CDJHM Mourns the Loss of Dr. Michael Lozman

Dr. Michael Lozman, a dedicated orthodontist and passionate advocate for Holocaust remembrance, passed away in 2024. He was instrumental in preserving Jewish heritage by restoring desecrated cemeteries in Eastern Europe and educating younger generations about the atrocities of the Holocaust. His unwavering commitment to honoring the past ensures that the memories of those lost will continue to inspire and educate future generations.

CDJHM’s Statement on the Isralie-Palestinian Conflict

The Capital District Jewish Holocaust Memorial (CDJHM) reaffirms its unwavering support for Israel’s right to exist as a sovereign nation. Recognizing Israel’s historical and cultural significance, CDJHM stands against anti-Semitism and advocates for peaceful coexistence. The organization emphasizes the importance of supporting Israel to ensure the safety and dignity of Jewish people worldwide.