Dimensions in Testimony™ Exhibit
An Interactive Experience at the Wassmuth Center’s Philip E. Batt Building
The Wassmuth Center for Human Rights is honored to host the USC Shoah Foundation’s Dimensions in Testimony™ exhibit, an innovative and deeply moving experience that brings Holocaust survivor testimony to life through groundbreaking interactive technology.
What is Dimensions in Testimony™?
This exhibit allows visitors to have real-time conversations with pre-recorded, high-definition video interviews of Holocaust survivors. Using artificial intelligence, the program enables participants to ask questions and hear responses as if speaking directly with the survivors. This immersive technology ensures that their voices and experiences remain accessible to future generations.
Plan Your Visit
📍 Location: Philip E. Batt Building, Wassmuth Center for Human Rights
📅 Exhibit Dates: [Insert Date Range]
⏰ Hours: [Insert Visiting Hours]
🎟 Admission: Free and open to the public
Group Visits & School Tours
Educators and community groups are encouraged to schedule guided visits. Our trained docents will provide context and facilitate discussions to enhance the experience. To book a group visit, please contact [insert contact information].
About the USC Shoah Foundation
Founded by Steven Spielberg in 1994, the USC Shoah Foundation – The Institute for Visual History and Education is dedicated to collecting and sharing testimonies of genocide survivors to inspire action against intolerance and injustice.
For more information about this transformative exhibit, please visit [insert link to Wassmuth Center webpage or USC Shoah Foundation site].
Ready to Plan Your Visit?
Field trips to the Wassmuth Center are affordable and accessible:
- Cost: $5 per student
- Free Admission: teachers and chaperones attend at no charge.
- Financial Assistance: scholarships are available through our community sponsors.
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