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Ein Mann mit Brille sitzt zwischen Schüler*innen in einem Stuhlkreis und hält erklärend eine Menora, einen Kerzenleuchter, in der Hand.

Filmstill from the video on.tour goes Jewish Places; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Alexander Papadopoulos
 

Supporting Education Together

Your Partnership Makes the Difference!

Together, the FRIENDS OF THE JMB have supported numerous projects since the museum's opening. Educational programmes are a particular focus of support from the FRIENDS OF THE JMB.

The costs for each individual project are rising—from higher gas prices for the on.tour bus to repairs for the ANOHA animals. Your donation will help the Jewish Museum Berlin (JMB) continue its successful educational work.

What can you do?

Become a partner of our educational projects and help the JMB to continue important initiatives even in challenging times!

With just 10 percent of your membership fee per year – but at least 10 euros - we can jointly give the museum the opportunity to continue to implement important projects and work into the future! Of course, we would be delighted if you feel able to donate a higher amount. Any support, regardless of the amount, is valuable and helps us to realize our common goals. Simply set up your voluntary donation here:

 

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  • JMB di.kla – The Digital Classroom

    Filmstill from A Toast to Freedom; Jewish Museum Berlin 2025

  • JMB on.tour – The Museum on the Road; Jewish Museum Berlin

    photo: Yves Sucksdorff

  • ANOHA – The Children's World of the Jewish Museum Berlin; Jewish Museum Berlin

    photo: Yves Sucksdorff

  • Jewish Places – Interactive Map of Jewish Life; Jewish Museum Berlin

    photo: Debora Antmann

  • The library of the JMB; Jewish Museum Berlin

    photo: Kai Bienert

Film still from the animated film “Passover. A toast to freedom": the characters Moses and Pharaoh face each other. There are two speech bubbles. Moses says: Let my people go! Pharaoh says: Nope.

With JMB di.kla, the Jewish Museum Berlin is implementing a pioneering educational project: a digital platform that conveys knowledge about Jewish history and culture - for schools, teachers and young people. JMB di.kla combines videos, tasks, tutorials and interactive games that can be used in class or independently. The focus is on reflection, dialogue and playful approaches that sensitize young people to diversity. Support JMB di.kla and help us to give young people access to knowledge and tolerance!

To the digital classroom JMB di.kla

A teenager is holding a white square with a magnifying glass and white gloves. Two teenagers look at him.

For over 15 years, JMB on.tour has been bringing the themes of the Jewish Museum Berlin to schools throughout Germany. With mobile exhibitions and workshops, on.tour reaches young people who are unable to visit the museum themselves. Workshops and discussion groups tie in with the pupils' lives and impart age-appropriate knowledge about German-Jewish history and culture.

Support JMB on.tour so that we can reach more schools and open up new perspectives for young people!

Watch the on.tour-Trailer on Youtube

Two children and two adults tinkering with paper at a workbench.

ANOHA, the children's world of the JMB, invites children to playfully discover the story of Noah's Ark. With over 150 animals made from recycled materials, children experience first-hand how important diversity, sustainability and respect are.

The FRIENDS OF THE JMB have supported ANOHA from the very beginning - from the purchase of the land to the promotion of individual projects - and help ANOHA to continue to inspire children and teach them a conscious approach to the world.

Learn more about the ANOHA approach here https://anoha.de/en/our-approach
 

One hand holds a cell phone up to the camera. A map application can be seen on the screen. A bed with shrubs and paths can be seen in the background.

Jewish Places  is a digital platform that makes Jewish life in Germany visible on an interactive map. Users can discover places, explore them virtually or upload their own content. Guided walks, biographies and historical contexts offer new insights - also for schoolchildren, who can learn about the diversity and history on their own doorstep.

Support Jewish Places so that this important platform can continue to grow and have a preventive effect against anti-Semitism!

Discover Jewish Places! https://www.jewish-places.de/en
 

A man in a suit, glasses and cap stands in front of a bookshelf and leafs through a book. In the background, another man is sitting on a red stool with a book in his hand.

With over 70,000 media, the JMB's academic library offers access to knowledge about Jewish history, culture and philosophy. In addition to current media, it houses valuable historical holdings and rare books for children and young people, and your donation will enable these unique treasures to be preserved, digitized and thus made accessible worldwide.

Help us to preserve this valuable collection for research and education!

Thank you very much for your commitment! Together we can continue to strengthen education, diversity and dialog and the Jewish Museum Berlin can continue its important work.

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