VALLEY OF MEXICO

CDMX – Memory and Tolerance Museum

1-Day Trip

PROGRAM THEME: MUSEUMS & HUMAN RIGHTS

RECOMMENDED LEVEL: MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL

Learning Objectives:

• Promote a culture of peace, respect, and social responsibility.
• Understand the historical consequences of genocides and crimes against humanity.
• Develop critical thinking and empathy regarding the ethical and social challenges of the contemporary world.

ITINERARY OVERVIEW:

We will visit the Memory and Tolerance Museum, a unique space in Latin America dedicated to reflecting on the major social, ethical, and humanitarian conflicts of recent history.

During the tour, we will explore:

• The Memory Hall, dedicated to 20th-century genocides, including the Holocaust and the tragedies in Rwanda, Armenia, Cambodia, and Yugoslavia.
• The Tolerance Hall, which invites students to analyze values such as social harmony, equity, inclusion, and human rights.

We will also have the opportunity to explore temporary exhibitions and engage with interactive educational spaces that encourage questioning and personal action.

This is a profound and transformative experience, ideal for strengthening students’ ethical commitment to their communities and the world.