Holocaust Research Education & Documentation Grant Program

The Holocaust Research Education & Documentation Grant Program, managed by the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, aims to support projects related to Holocaust education, research, and documentation. Eligible applicants include registered non-profit organizations and research institutions. The program provides funding for various categories, including archival projects, educator training, and innovative media formats. Applicants must ensure that their projects align with the program's mission to preserve the memory of the Holocaust and assist Jewish victims of Nazi persecution.

Matching Funds Requirements
Current Renewal Applications will be considered for 50% support.
Documentation: Exceptional Funding Maximum Percentage Request AllowedDocumentation: Artifact Collection 90%
The grantee is responsible for securing the remaining sources of matching funding.
they were expended during the grant period;they were in the pre-approved budget;they are accompanied by proof of expenditure.

Eligibility

Projects must be about the persecution of Jews by the Nazis and/or their collaborators, or its consequences.
The Claims Conference accept applications only from registered non-profit organizations and research institutions (exceptions for film, new media and social media applications).

Ineligibility

The Claims Conference does not accept applications from individualsIf a grant request has been previously rejected, one may not resubmit for the same project.Projects and areas that the Claims Conference does NOT fund
Fine arts projects, such as art exhibitions, music performances, and theater arts
Fiction literature and personal memoirs submitted by individuals