Age of Influence:
Youth & Nazi Propaganda
Developed by the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre and based on its renowned original exhibition
Age of Influence examines how the Nazi regime deliberately targeted young people through propaganda, education, and youth culture. Developed by the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre, the exhibition draws from original historical materials to show how messaging, imagery, and media were used to shape beliefs and identities in Nazi Germany.
Age of Influence is available in two travelling formats to suit a range of venues and capacities.
The Mini Pop-Up Exhibit (approximately 500–1,500 sq ft) and the Small Travelling Exhibit (approximately 1,600–1,800 sq ft) offer distinct layouts and presentation approaches all with interactive digital media.
The Mini Pop-Up Exhibit (approximately 500–1,500 sq ft) and the Small Travelling Exhibit (approximately 1,600–1,800 sq ft) offer distinct layouts and presentation approaches all with interactive digital media.
Age of Influence is available in two travelling formats to suit a range of venues and capacities.
Focusing in particular on youth magazines and printed media, the exhibition reveals how propaganda was designed to feel familiar, persuasive, and authoritative to its intended audience. Visitors are encouraged to look closely at how bias is constructed, how influence operates, and how young people were positioned as both targets and participants in a broader ideological project.
While grounded in history, Age of Influence speaks directly to contemporary concerns around media literacy, misinformation, and critical thinking. The exhibition creates space for reflection and discussion, connecting historical propaganda to present-day conversations about influence, power, and responsibility in media consumption.
The Age of Influence
Developed by the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre and based on its renowned original exhibition
Interested in Hosting this exhibit?
Let’s talk. We’re currently booking for upcoming seasons and would be happy to provide a full exhibition guide and specs upon request.
604 655 3883
logistics@floreatarthandling.com
Victoria, BC Canada
Interested in hosting this exhibit?
Let’s talk. We’re currently booking for upcoming seasons and would be happy to provide a full exhibition guide and specs upon request.
604 655 3883
logistics@floreatarthandling.com
Victoria, BC Canada
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Developed by the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre and based on its renowned original exhibition, Age of Influence examines how youth were targeted through propaganda in Nazi Germany inviting reflection on media, influence, and critical thinking through historically grounded content.