The live conference begins on June 22 @ 9:45 a.m. ET. You can access all conference sessions via the Event Hub tab. Just log in with your registration email and password. Don't forget to bookmark the link for quick access.

You can access the conference on your desktop, tablet, or phone using any web browser. No app required.

Yes. All live sessions are recorded and will be available on your dashboard immediately after they conclude.

No. You can earn credit by attending the live sessions or by watching the recordings at your convenience. The conference content is available for 11 months after the event.

Your certificate will be available in the Resources section starting Wednesday, June 24, after the conference concludes. To qualify for the certificate, please ensure you have clicked on every session recording to verify your participation.

All conference content will remain available until April 24, 2027. After that, we invite you to register for the 2027 Belfer Conference to access new sessions and materials.

Classroom educators located in the U.S. will receive complimentary books. First-time attendees in this category will also receive the Museum’s printed timeline cards. Please email belferconference@ushmm.org if you have not received your resources by July 20.

Yes! You can receive a 25% discount at the Museum shop by using the code BELFERTEACH at checkout. This offer is valid through the end of July.

Because of the high number of participants, the platform can’t display every question onscreen. However, every question is important to us. A Museum staff member will provide an answer to your inquiry, even if it isn't broadcast live.

Head over to the Community Connections page to join the conversation! During the conference, there will be multiple discussion boards on this page where you can ask questions or leave comments. Posts are moderated to keep the discussion helpful and relevant, so your comments won’t appear instantly. Please remember to follow our Code of Conduct and avoid sharing sensitive personal details.

As a federal institution dedicated to Holocaust education and remembrance, the Museum hosts the Belfer National Conference to provide historical insight into the years 1933–1945 and practical pedagogical tools for the classroom. The Belfer Conference is designed exclusively for current classroom educators and administrators. We reserve the right to remove any participant who does not meet these eligibility requirements. Participant communication must be civil, respectful, and focused on Holocaust education. Solicitations (personal curriculum, business ventures, fundraising, books, survivor speaking engagements, or charities) are not permitted. See the Museum’s Terms of Use for more details. Participants who do not follow these goals and expectations will have conference access removed

Email the team here: belferconference@ushmm.org.