We help people make meaning from difficult histories.

Seeing Auschwitz.

An exhibition of images from the notorious camp challenges us to look beyond the perpetrator’s gaze.

  • 'Brilliant exhibition. Haunting images. Great narrative. Would definitlely recommend it.'

    Julia H.

  • 'Moving, emotive, beautifully curated despite the harrowing and unbelievable fact the Holocaust actually happened.'

    Neil H.

  • 'A truly moving and sensitive portrayal of such. an atrocity. It's a must see.'

    Janis H.

  • 'Extremely powerful exhibition.'

    Samantha H.

  • 'Well put together exhibition, thought provoking and added a different perspective to the horrors of Auschwitz.'

    Gill G.

Now showing at exhibitions and museums

The Berlin Wall: Living in a Divided World. 

Now showing at Fundación Canal, Madrid, Spain.

Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.

Now showing at The Castle at Park Plaza, Boston, USA.

The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do.

Museum of Jewish Heritage, Permanent exhibition, New York, USA.

St. Louis Feldman Kaplan Holocaust Museum.

Permanent core exhibition in St. Louis, Missouri, USA.

New audio guide.

Seeing Auschwitz.

Paul has collaborated on a new audio guide for Seeing Auschwitz as part of a recent expansion of the exhibition as it moves to new international locations.

Research based education.

Holocaust education.

Paul led the team that designed the world’s most ambitious programme of teacher development in Holocaust education.

Exhibition.

Auschwitz.
Not long ago. Not far away.

More than one million visitors have attended this major international exhibition.

From Paul’s blog.

Education consultancy.

United States
Holocaust Memorial Museum.

We are consulting on a range of pedagogical projects including expert advice on exhibition based learning.

 Our clients.

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Our work helps people navigate the complex issues behind difficult histories, so they can make meaning for themselves.