Eliott Prezerowitz successfully founded and launched MemoryBox, a virtual museum meticulously preserving historic Jewish family documents and stories, with the primary objective of celebrating the shared history of Jewish people.
MemoryBox now operates in 10 countries across five continents, with further expansion underway. The team comprises 20 passionate and driven young leaders, aged 14–30, who ardently contribute to the original vision.
These individuals conduct interviews with Jewish families around the world, making significant contributions to the ever-expanding Virtual Museum. The organization has already collected and preserved over 100 invaluable family documents.
MemoryBox has gained considerable attention and interest, attracting Jewish families worldwide, as well as esteemed entities such as the Belgian government, European Parliament, non-profit organizations, museums, and Jewish schools. MemoryBox has achieved international recognition and had launched dedicated social media platforms. He has been featured on Belgian news channel Radio Judaica and the Georgetown University website, with additional tailored features being developed for European organizations and schools.
