Speaker Request Form

The Dallas Holocaust Museum/Center for Education and Tolerance is pleased to provide Museum staff as speakers to civic groups, military bases and other institutions in Texas and adjacent states on the topics of Holocaust and tolerance education. To request a Museum staff speaker, please complete ALL fields on this form and submit. You will receive a confirmation email that the request has successfully been submitted. One of our Museum staff members will follow up with you by telephone to confirm arrangements. Travel costs beyond the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area are the responsibility of the requesting organization.

To request a Holocaust survivor or an adult child of a Holocaust survivor as a speaker, please click here.

Museum staff presentations are made by staff members and include the choice of Museum President & CEO Mary Pat Higgins; Senior Director of Education Sara Abosch, PhD; Education & Public Engagement Coordinator Charlotte Decoster, PhD; Communications Director Paula Nourse; and Senior Director of Development Maria MacMullin. We will work with your group to find the best speaker based on requested topics, dates and staff member’s schedules. A variety of topics are available including but not limited to:

“What it Means to be an Upstander: Educating Ourselves How to Standup for What’s Right”

“A Day in the Life of The Holocaust: The Exhibition at The Dallas Holocaust Museum/Center for Education and Tolerance”

Contact Information

I am interested in having someone on the Museum staff make the following presentation:

Name of civic group or organization:

Purpose of program at which speaker is requested:

Program coordinator's name:

Address:

City:

State:

Zip Code:

Coordinator daytime phone:

Fax:

Coordinator cell phone:

Coordinator Email:

Group's website:

Programming Information

All fields are required.

Location of Program:

Time of Program:

How long would you like the presentation to be?

Does the location site have audio-visual capabilities?
Yes
No

Estimated number of people in attendance:

Age of audience members:

What type of experiences in learning about the Holocaust or tolerance education has this group had?

A stand-alone speaking presentation with fewer than 15 PowerPoint visual slides, followed by a question-and-answer period with the audience, is the most common presentation format. Will this format work, or is there another presentation format you had in mind?

Please list three possible dates for consideration: 1. 2. 3.

Is there any other information/special requests you would like us to know?

The Museum will make every effort to accommodate the requests we receive.

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