survivors, translation of documents and assisting at events. Detroit - Holocaust Memorial Center (1999) Houston - Holocaust Museum Houston (1999) Los Angeles - Simon Wiesenthal Center (1998) Los Angeles - Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust (2007) The Austrian Holocaust Memorial Servant at the Los Angeles Museum of the Holocaust serves as tour guide, facilitates seminars and lectures by survivor docents an work with teachers to schedule and coordinate tours. The volunteer interacts with Holocaust survivors, students, teachers and visitors to the museum on a daily basis. The servant also works with primary documents and artifacts, which he translates, reviews and interprets. Los Angeles - USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education (1999) New Orleans - National World War II Museum (planned) New York - Museum of Jewish Heritage (2000) New York - Anti Defamation League (2008) New York - American Jewish Committee (2009) For more than a century, AJC has been the leading global Jewish advocacy organization. With offices across the United States and around the globe, and partnerships with Jewish communities worldwide, AJC works to enhance the well-being of the Jewish people and to advance human rights and democratic values for all. The Gedenkdiener is part of ACCESS, AJC’s young leadership division. Besides organizing ACCESS National trips to countries around the world, the servant also coordinates the work of different chapters of ACCESS throughout the United States, and supervises their programming. Furthermore, the servant often assists in numerous other ACCESS-related projects (e.g. diplomatic outreach). Reno - Center for Holocaust, Genocide & Peace Studies (1999) Richmond - Virginia Holocaust Museum (1999) The Virginia Holocaust Museum features 28 exhibitions including "The Ipson Saga", which documents the story of museum director and founder Jay M. Ipson and his family from pre-war Lithuania, through their escape to liberation. The Nuremberg Trials Courtroom exhibition is the only existing replica of the famous courtroom that set the standard for modern international law. The tasks for the Gedenkdiener are manifold. Duties at the Virginia Holocaust Museum range from giving tours through the permanent exhibit to translations (German-English) to assisting in research or helping at the reception desk among other things. San Francisco - Holocaust Center of Northern California (1999) St. Petersburg - The Florida Holocaust Museum (1999) The FHM was founded by Walter Loebenberg and his wife Edith in 1992. Today the museum is located in the heart of the city Saint Petersburg.