Visit from August 16 to November 1 to see Drawn to Resist: Comics, Courage, and the Fight Against Nazism.

Before superheroes filled movie screens, Jewish creators confronted hate with something powerful and unexpected: comics. Created by the Holocaust Center for Humanity and premiering in Seattle, Drawn to Resist explores how Jewish comic artists combatted Nazism through art, storytelling, and courage. After its Seattle debut, the exhibition will travel nationwide.

Founded in 1989, The Holocaust Center for Humanity is a museum and educational center dedicated to preserving Holocaust history with an emphasis on local survivors. The museum hosts permanent and temporary exhibits that explore stories of the Holocaust, featuring artifacts, testimonies, interactive displays, and more.

The Holocaust Center for Humanity is open to the public on Sundays from 10am-4pm, with additional hours for special exhibits. Check out the events calendar on their website to find upcoming programs.

• Address 2045 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121
• Phone (206) 582-3000
• Website holocaustcenterseattle.org
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