LIGHT UP AMERICA YELLOW

On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, January 27th

MONTANA

Montana

LIGHTING UP MONTANA YELLOW

Montana is beginning the process of joining the national movement to illuminate America in yellow on January 27 in observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day. While participating landmarks and institutions are still being confirmed, interest from communities and civic leaders across the state continues to grow. As Montana locations formally join the initiative, this page will be updated with photos and details highlighting their participation.

We invite Montana cities, public institutions, universities, cultural organizations, and landmark facilities to take part in this meaningful annual tribute. By participating, Montana will stand alongside states nationwide in honoring Holocaust victims and promoting remembrance, education, and unity.
 
State coordinator:
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Contact us to light up your building, become a sponsor, or volunteer to help
Participating Locations In Montana
 
Montana

Touro University

Touro campuses around the country are illuminated in yellow in observance of International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Touro joins New York State’s Yellow Lights initiative and a global moment of reflection honoring the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust and the millions of other victims of Nazi persecution. Yellow – the international color of Holocaust remembrance – serves as a visible symbol of memory, education, and the enduring responsibility to confront antisemitism and hate. This tribute is a call to action to other universities to step up and stand against antisemitism.

Interested in having your building or institution join this initiative?

We welcome participation from additional cities, agencies, landmarks, and organizations across the state.
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