Corrie ten Boom scholars visit the Institute.

Ambassadors for Humanity Award presented to actor Kirk Douglas.

Viterbi Family Foundation grants gift to Institute.

Consulate General of Poland and USC Institute for Genetic Medicine Art Gallery Welcome Dr. Jacek Leociak.

The preservation of one of the largest digital video archives in the world got underway this fall at the USC Shoah Foundation Institute, where staff began converting more than 100,000 hours of videotaped Holocaust testimonials to a new digital format.

The Foundation, originally established by filmmaker and USC Trustee Steven Spielberg, moved to the USC College of Letters, Arts and Sciences in 2006.  Spielberg was motivated to a great extent by a desire to guarantee the survival of the project he started.

2009 Teachers' Choice Award winner.

Multimedia guide aimed at young students.

USC Shoah Foundation Institute President and CEO departing to become the Executive Dean of the School of Arts and Sciences and Professor of History at Rutgers University.

Government officials, educators, historians, teachers, and students attend event recognizing the release of Das Vermächtnis.

The plan focuses on several key areas that are vital to the success of the Institute's mission: scholarship and research, education, access to the archive, new content, and preservation of current content.