Charlotte Decoster

Director Of Education at Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum | Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex

About Charlotte Decoster

Charlotte Decoster serves as the Director of Education at the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, where she leverages her extensive background in history and education to create impactful learning experiences. With a PhD in modern European history, specializing in Nazi Germany, World War II, and the Holocaust, Charlotte brings a deep understanding of complex historical narratives to her role. Her expertise not only enriches the Museum's educational offerings but also fosters a deeper engagement with the critical themes of human rights and social justice.

In her current position, Charlotte is responsible for conceptualizing and launching strategic educational initiatives that align with the Museum's mission. She is actively involved in developing partnerships with schools, universities, and community organizations to broaden the Museum's reach and enhance its professional training programs. By focusing on program development and community outreach, she ensures that the Museum's resources are accessible to diverse audiences, including students, educators, and professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of history and its implications for contemporary society.

Charlotte's passion for education is evident in her commitment to volunteer management and her ability to inspire others through teaching. Her fluency in French further enhances her capability to connect with a wider audience, making her an invaluable asset to the Museum. As she continues to expand the Museum's educational offerings, Charlotte Decoster is dedicated to fostering a culture of learning that honors the past while empowering future generations to advocate for human rights and dignity.

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