t subjects, concerts by groups from around the world, and other community-oriented and public events intended to foster the discussion of ethnic conflict both past and present and to nurture agreement among groups for the future.
The Center also contains a major research center in which researchers and the public can delve into issues of the Holocaust, ethnic conflicts in different parts of the world, hate crimes committed around the world, and literature examining these and similar issues. This is another feature of the Center--it enables the public to meet historians, political leaders, artists, and others with something to say about tolerance and the growth of intolerance and ethnic violence in the world today.
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