The Dora Love Prize, named after Holocaust survivor and educator Dora Rabinowitz Love, is an annual school prize informed by the Holocaust. It gives secondary school students the opportunity to learn about the Holocaust in a way that makes it relevant for them and inspires citizenship and democratic activism to put an end to identity-based prejudice, discrimination, marginalisation and violence in our communities today.

Dora Love passed away on 26 October 2011, and the Dora Love Prize continues her work in raising awareness to the ongoing dangers of intolerance, discrimination and hatred of people because of who they are. The attitudes that made the Holocaust possible still persist today, and it is important to stand up and speak up out for an inclusive society.