Become a volunteer member of our research team.
Be part of a network of academic volunteers, including Holocaust scholars and students involved in areas such as women’s studies, library science, and museum archiving. Help locate, review and annotate web sites, books, articles and journals. Help identify currently unknown diaries, letters, creative efforts such as poetry and art, photography, and artifacts which can assessed, cataloged, preserved, and, where appropriate, made available through the virtual archive. Organize a "resistance collection drive" in your community to gather the stories of women who may have remained silent about their acts of bravery. Your efforts can insure that the voices of these remarkable women no longer remain unheard. Hold a benefit event to honor these women and raise funds for The Hannah Project. Or call us with your own idea!

Develop educational curriculum materials.
The mission of The Hannah Project is to educate and inspire all individuals – but especially young people – to learn, understand and remember the courage and sacrifices of this historically unrecognized group of women. We are seeking educators interested in volunteering their time to develop K-12 curriculum based on the National Standards in areas such as global studies and language arts. Lesson plans, supplemented by primary source documents available for download from the site, will allow teachers to incorporate the issues surrounding gender and resistance to the Holocaust into their classroom practice.

Make a financial contribution.
Our goal is to employ the finest information management and display technology available, including the Internet, to identify, preserve, and make available to anyone in the world – in many cases for the first time – the incredible, untold stories of these remarkable women. We are dedicated to identifying, cataloging, preserving and making available the stories of all women involved in Holocaust resistance activities, not just those for whom materials have already been identified and preserved. Anyone may add relevant materials to the virtual archives at no cost. The Hannah Project provides technical assistance in assessing and cataloging materials, as well as providing all imaging services required to transform those materials into digital format.

The costs of developing and maintaining such a technologically sophisticated preservation effort are comparable to that of a large corporation with a full information management department. We are a small staff of volunteers working together from locations throughout Israel and the U.S. Your financial contribution will help us grow and maintain this ongoing effort to recognize and preserve the voices and acts of women resistance fighters throughout the world.

Contributions for The Hannah Project may be sent to:

The Hannah Project
8841- F SW 93rd Place
Ocala, FL 34481

All contributions are deductible for U.S. federal and state tax purposes where applicable.

The Hannah Project
8841-F SW 93rd Place
Ocala, FL 34481

All contributions are deductible for U.S. federal and state tax purposes where applicable.