German police had in the Holocaust. Additionally, the Generations After group is made up of the daughters, sons, and grandchildren of Holocaust survivors, who are dedicated to telling their families' stories. Education The Florida Holocaust Museum sends speakers to schools and brings classes to the museum. As part of its education program, teachers can borrow material for teaching about the Holocaust for free. In 2014 the trunks cost $300 to ship around the US, reached 17 states, and impacted around 50,000 people. The Florida Holocaust Museum also offers school-group docent-led tours. School group tours take about two hours and are available for fifth through twelfth grades. The museum offers free after-school workshops to all teachers in the state of Florida. In response to COVID-19, the Florida Holocaust Museum created a Virtual Education Outreach Program. Volunteer The Florida Holocaust Museum also runs volunteer programs where everyone from students to the elderly is able to assist in the educational process. The museum is one of many organizations worldwide where young Austrians can serve their Austrian Holocaust Memorial Service. See also Austrian Holocaust Memorial Service External links Courage and Compassion exhibit at the museum in August 2009 References 1992 establishments in Florida Holocaust museums in Florida Institutions accredited by the American Alliance of Museums Museums established in 1992 Museums in St. Petersburg, Florida