The Center aims to promote intercultural activities, including in-depth discussion of the universal human implications of the Holocaust and its relevance for contemporary society in Israel and abroad. The target audience comprises Jewish, Arab and Druze educators and students in Israel, and both Jewish and non-Jewish groups from overseas. The initial preparation is carried out separately with each group, i.e. in a homogeneous, single-culture environment. The activities are customized to the needs of the students community. The coordinators of the activities are made up of the professional staff of the Ghetto Fighters House together with representatives of the students community.
More advanced activities are elective.
While the basic introductory sessions are held in large groups for all participants, more advanced, in-depth activities are held on an elective basis, for those students who choose to take part and to be active in the intercultural sessions. The snowball effect. Advanced level activities are held with those who choose to participate. They in turn take upon themselves to run the activities for the benefit of their own community. The staff of the Center is comprised of Jewish, Arab and Druze educators, all of whom are experienced in multicultural education.