Holocaust Memorial Resource and Educational Center of Florida
Bruce Gould lives in Orlando, Florida, and earned a master of laws from New York University School of Law in 1993. Bruce Gould is a board member, executive committee member, and chair of the Center of the Future committee of the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Educational Center of Florida, which serves the greater Orlando area.
More than just a museum, the Holocaust Memorial Center sponsors Holocaust-oriented educational programs, exhibits, and other initiatives. As an internationally recognized organization, it is committed to creating a moral and just community by fighting racism, prejudice, and anti-Semitism through education and community outreach. With the tragic lessons of the Holocaust as a backdrop, the center endeavors to foster the principles of responsible citizenship to thousands of people from all walks of life each and every year.
Founded in 1980 by Tess Wise with the help of Valencia Community College and the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando, the center is one of the first facilities of its kind created in America. Home to historical archives and a research library, the center also has space for temporary and permanent exhibits. The center is funded by donations, and admission is free to the public.
