Visitors experiencing the LEDI Center exhibit

By the Numbers

Our Impact

Impact measured, lives changed. LEDI's reach across our exhibits and education programs.

Across LEDI

Overall Impact


Official Holocaust Curriculum

LEDI is the official Holocaust curriculum adopted by Duval County Public Schools, the 20th largest school district in the United States.

29,600+

Total students reached across all programs

20

Schools served across 7 grade levels

80+

Field trip teaching hours logged

Includes 1,000+ NJ field-trip students · 1,200 NYC in-class students · 1,400 New England students (Brandeis) · 5,000+ traveling-exhibit visitors and 21,000+ students reached in Jacksonville, FL.

Mana Contemporary · Regional Education Programs

Jersey City


1,000+

New Jersey students on field trips

1,200

New York City students reached in-class

1,400

New England students (Brandeis University)

Across 20 New Jersey schools spanning 7 grade levels · 80+ teaching hours logged in the NJ/NY area to date.

MOSH & the Ritz Theatre and Museum

Jacksonville


21K+

Students reached in Jacksonville

5,000+

Experienced LEDI directly through exhibits & programming

16K+

Reached annually through Duval County curriculum integration

3

Institutional partners: MOSH, Ritz Theatre & Museum, Duval County Schools

What students said after experiencing LEDI

  • 96.6% "I understand more about prejudice & oppression"
  • 95.2% "I recognize how art builds empathy between people"
  • 92.4% "I feel more open to listening to different opinions"
  • 86.2% "I learned more about the Holocaust here than anywhere before"
  • 78.6% "I feel more confident being an upstander in my community"