Associação Memória e Ensino do Holocausto, known as Memoshoá, is a Portuguese association founded in 2009 to promote remembrance and education about the Holocaust, or Shoah. Its work connects historical study with reflection on human rights, antisemitism, and the continuing relevance of Holocaust memory. Memoshoá develops educational materials and activities for schools, including projects for different academic years, resources on Anne Frank and Kristallnacht, historical texts and documents, image collections, bibliographies, filmographies, and a glossary.

The association also organizes teacher training, seminars, online sessions, and educational visits, including the “My School Goes to Auschwitz” initiative and study journeys to Holocaust-related sites. Its events address topics such as the Nuremberg trials, refugees, Nazi persecution, and the distortion of history. Memoshoá supports research and public engagement through the Yvette Davidoff Research Prize, newsletters, publications, and partnerships with educational and cultural organizations.

Teachers, students, researchers, and other interested members of the public can participate in its programs, become members, or support its work through donations