Stories get lost without keepers.
The Breman welcomes volunteers who are passionate about connecting people to Jewish history, culture, and the arts. Our Volunteers are an important part of the Breman’s operations and programs.
Become a Docent for the Absence of Humanity: The Holocaust Years 1933 – 1945 Exhibition
The Docent Training Course will be held August 4th – 25th, Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 10:00 am – 12:30 pm
Learn more and fill out the application here.
Volunteer Opportunities:
Program Volunteers
Program Volunteers help with our wide variety of programming.
- Greet guests at the door
- Check in guests at the registration table
- Help set up before events and clean up after
The majority of programming is scheduled on Sundays
Docents
Docents lead guided tours of our exhibitions.
- Lead tours of the Absence of Humanity: The Holocaust Years 1933-1945 Exhibition for the Weinberg Center for Holocaust Education.
- Lead tours of the exhibition for K-12 groups, college groups, adult groups, and senior groups
- Tours are scheduled on weekdays 10:00 am – 12:30 pm and Sundays
- Training required – Learn more about the Holocaust Docent Training Course here
- Lead tours of the History with Chutzpah: The Southern Jewish Experience Exhibition
- Training required
For more information, contact Ariana Gil at agil@thebreman.org or call 678-222-3742
Holocaust Survivor Speakers
Holocaust Survivor Speakers give presentations about their personal and family Holocaust experiences.
- First-generation and second-generation survivors give speeches to K-12 groups, college groups, and adult groups
- Training required
For more information, contact April Basler at abasler@thebreman.org or call 678-222-3707
Archival Volunteers
Archival Volunteers assist the Cuba Family Archives in conducting oral histories.
- Conduct Oral Histories
- Training required
- Administrative tasks (ex. Photocopying or organizing papers)
- For more information, contact Casey Fishman at cfishman@thebreman.org
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Volunteer application below
Qualities of a Breman Volunteer
From the United States Holocaust Memorial and Museum
- Compassion to deal with difficult subject matter and those who are affected by it
- Open-mindedness and patience to work with a diverse public and staff
- Integrity to represent the Museum and oneself with the highest standards
- Dedication to the Museum’s mission
- Reliability to consistently keep one’s volunteer commitment to the Museum
Requirements for a Breman Volunteer
- Must be at least 18 years old