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The Forever Project

Antisemitism is resurgent and Holocaust denial is on the rise. The testimony of those who were there is crucial. But Holocaust survivors will not always be with us.

This is why we created The Forever Project — an award-winning interactive experience that lets you not just watch a survivor talk, but have a question & answer session with one. Even when they are no longer alive.

Ask a question and their life-sized digital projection will answer you from a vast set of pre-filmed replies.

The Forever Project has been so successful that we are now developing new online and Virtual Reality versions. If you'd like to find out more about The Forever Project, watch this video:

 If you'd like a spine-tingling taste of why we invented it, please watch the video below:

The educational benefit of The Forever Project is priceless. It preserves the experience schoolchildren currently have: interacting with a survivor. More than textbooks and videos, these interactions maximise children’s understanding of the Holocaust — and crucially, their ability to relate it to contemporary issues of hate and prejudice.

So far, we have recorded ten Holocaust survivors for The Forever Project. There are many more we need to record. But with survivors now in their 80s and 90s, time is running out.

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Published: 27th June, 2016

Updated: 14th January, 2020

Author: Simon Foulds

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