Alaska Jewish Historical Museum Cultural Center

The Alaska Jewish Historical Museum is a non-profit organization based in Anchorage, Alaska. The museum employs 5 to 9 people and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. The museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history of Jewish residents in Alaska, often overlooked in traditional narratives. Its exhibits explore the contributions of Alaska's Jewish community to the state's development, government, commerce, and arts. The AJHM also highlights the advocacy work of Alaska's Jewish community for Native Alaskan rights and culture, as well as Alaska's role in providing refuge to Jewish refugees after World War II and during the establishment of Israel. The Alaska Jewish Historical Museum utilizes diverse methods to educate the public about its mission. In addition to its permanent and rotating exhibitions, the museum hosts public lectures, documentary screenings, and educational programs. These initiatives aim to foster understanding and appreciation for Alaska's Jewish history and culture, ultimately promoting cultural diversity and tolerance. For more information about the museum, its exhibits, or upcoming events, please visit www.alaskajewishmuseum.org.