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The center provides students, faculty and the community access to unique resources including:

• Over 2,000 books on the Holocaust, Nazi Germany, World War II genocide and post-genocide societies. (Available in a special collection at Salem State’s Frederick E. Berry Library and Learning Commons.)
• DVD and VHS collection of survivor interviews and histories of the Holocaust and genocide.
• Indexed and cataloged digital survivor testimonies from the Holocaust and other genocides (center access only)
• Catalogued original research documents, photographs, first-edition books and other primary sources. (Available at the archives at Salem State’s Frederick E. Berry Library and Learning Commons.)
• Two dedicated computer terminals for research and access to special research collections at national and international research centers and museums (center access only).
• Teacher curriculum guides and classroom activities.
• Displayed and interpreted original artifacts from the Holocaust and World War II.
• Original artistic pieces on themes of the Holocaust, genocide and human rights.
• Content expertise and speakers on field ranging from Holocaust and comparative genocide to immigration and international human right.