# Never Again Education Reauthorization Act of 2023

This bill reauthorizes and updates the "Never Again" education program, which focuses on teaching students about the Holocaust and genocide prevention. The legislation provides funding and establishes guidelines for educational initiatives that help young people understand historical atrocities and learn how to recognize warning signs of mass violence in their own time.

The bill supports programs that bring Holocaust survivors and educators into schools to share firsthand accounts and teach critical lessons about how ordinary people can stand up against hatred and discrimination. It also funds curriculum development, teacher training, and educational materials that help students connect historical events to contemporary issues like bullying, prejudice, and the importance of defending vulnerable communities. Schools that participate in these programs gain access to resources that make these difficult but important topics more accessible to students of different ages and backgrounds.

For students and educators, this means more opportunities to engage with Holocaust education in meaningful ways, whether through visiting speakers, documentary materials, or structured lessons about genocide prevention. The reauthorization ensures that funding continues for these programs and potentially expands them to reach more schools. For communities and families, it reinforces a commitment to teaching younger generations about the dangers of hatred and the power of individual action to prevent atrocities. The bill essentially keeps this educational mission alive and funded, ensuring that the lessons of history remain part of what American students learn in school.

Never Again Education Reauthorization Act of 2023

Rosen, Jacky

Never Again Education Reauthorization Act of 2023This act extends the authorization for the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum to carry out certain Holocaust education program activities through FY2030.