Speakers Bureau 
What Is the Speaker Bureau?
Klaus Stern shows numbers tattooed on armThe Holocaust Center coordinates approximately 20 Holocaust survivors, liberators, and descendents of survivors, arranging for them to speak at schools and community organizations primarily in Washington State, but also throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Each year, the Speakers Bureau speaks to audiences totaling more than 24,500! 


Frequently Asked Questions

How do I request a speaker? 
Please read the Speakers Bureau Visit Guidelines and submit the information requested on the speaker request form.

How early do I need to submit a request?
At least 3 weeks in advance of the requested date.

How much time does a speaker need?
Speakers usually request 75-90 mintues to share his or her story and answer questions.

Can a speaker present multiple times in one day?
No. We encourage you to combine classes or groups.

What is the cost of hosting a speaker?
The only fee associated with hosting a speaker is reimbursement for travel expenses.  While the speakers volunteer their time to speak to groups, there is a cost to run this program.  Many schools or groups offer an honorarium to the speaker in addition to travel reimbursement. Speakers frequently donate this money to the Holocaust Center.

For questions or additional information, please email info@wsherc.org.