A permanent home for Holocaust remembrance, education, and moral responsibility in San Diego.
RUTH · Remember Us The Holocaust

Memory
Needs an Address.

RUTH is working toward a permanent Holocaust museum in San Diego to preserve survivor testimony, confront antisemitism, and educate future generations.

Explore the traveling exhibition, museum plans, education programs, and ways to support the project.

Explore History

Understand the Holocaust through evidence, chronology, testimony, and artifacts.

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Learn

Programs and resources for students, teachers, families, and universities.

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Make an Impact

Help create a permanent home for memory, education, and responsibility.

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The Museum Experience

A journey from evidence to testimony to responsibility.

RUTH’s permanent museum is envisioned as a sequence of historically grounded, emotionally responsible spaces: Holocaust chronology, the RUTH core exhibition, antisemitism and history galleries, rotating exhibitions, education spaces, and a reflection area.

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Holocaust-era garments and photographs, including a striped prisoner uniform and a dark dress marked with white X symbols
RUTH Core Exhibition

From a daughter’s promise to a permanent museum.

The museum’s emotional center grows from Sandra Scheller’s RUTH exhibition and the story of her mother, survivor Ruth Goldschmiedova Sax.

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Education

Teach with evidence. Learn through testimony.

RUTH plans curriculum-aligned school visits, bilingual learning resources, teacher training, university collaboration, and public programs.

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Building RUTH

Help create a permanent home in San Diego.

The museum’s phased development plan combines exhibitions, educational infrastructure, staffing, visitor systems, and a capital campaign.

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8,000–10,000school-aged visitors projected in Year 1
2–3rotating exhibitions envisioned annually
English + Spanishbilingual access is a core museum goal
One missionmemory, education, truth, and moral responsibility