Teaching Tolerance From Coast to Coast

Welcome to the Mobile Museums of Tolerance

An initiative of the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, our fleet of mobile museums brings lessons of tolerance directly to your doorstep. Designed to engage and educate, each mobile museum uses innovative technology and interactive workshops to teach tolerance and mutual respect across all ages and backgrounds.

Are you a teacher, parent, or school administrator? Bring this unique educational experience to your community! Fill out our request form to schedule a Mobile Museums of Tolerance visit and inspire a new generation to build a society free from bigotry.

Engage. Learn. Inspire.

Step inside to experience immersive, interactive programs that use the lessons of history to explore vital themes of empathy, tolerance, and mutual respect. The Mobile Museums of Tolerance are tailored for diverse audiences and emphasize interactive learning, ensuring that each visit is impactful and memorable.

30,000+ VISITORS

are able to take part in an MMOT each year

150,000+ STUDENTS

will take part in MMOT next year

6,000+ CLASSES

will visit an MMOT next year

95% OF SCHOOLS

request an MMOT return visit

The MMOT Experience

What People Are Saying


My classes have been talking about the visit and the Anne Frank presentation truly helped bring her words to life as my students watched the movie.

Teacher from Maryvale Middle School, NY

Our programs are about making connections between the events of the past-which feels like distant history to young people-and what’s happening in the world right now, and how we can apply these lessons to make a difference in our community.

Elizabeth Blair, MMOT Educator

The Ordinary People workshop focused on the perspective of citizens and reminded us that those were ordinary people in those positions. It is powerful and a good message to remember.

Josh H, 16-year-old high school student

Teaching Tolerance Through the Lessons of History

Mobile Museum Programs

Combat Hate (Digital Media Literacy Workshop)

Grade Level: 7-12

Anne Frank: A Voice of Hope

Grade Level: 5-8

The Power of Ordinary People

Grade Level: 8-12

Classroom Programs

Anne Frank: A Voice of Hope

Grade Level: 5-8

Combat Hate (Digital Media Literacy Workshop)

Grade Level: 7-12

See the Mobile Museums of Tolerance in Action