Brandeis Magazine

Stephen Goldman, executive director of the Holocaust Memorial Center’s Zekelman Family Campus in Farmington Hills, Mich., contributed a chapter to “The Radical Museum: Democracy, Dialogue, and Debate.” His chapter focuses on the needs of museums to do what they can to make sure that what is available and on display is of interest to a broad audience. Prior to his arrival at the Holocaust Memorial Center in 2009, he served as museum director and curator for the Florida Holocaust Museum, where he led a $13 million expansion program that saw the facility grow into the fourth-largest Holocaust museum in the United States.