Dr Sarah Bunin Benor
Explore the history and future of global Jewish languages, and learn how Jews are engaging creatively with these languages today.
Dr. Ronnie Perelis
The powerful tradition of the sensual and spiritual poetry of the Hebrew poets of Sefarad continues with interesting re-interpretation ...
Dr. Raquel Ukeles
The challenges of building an inclusive collection for a national library that operates in a complex political environment, especially ...
Dr. Saba Soomekh
From personal stories to hard historical facts, delve into the fascinating history of Persian Jewry, and learn about the reality today.
Dr Ronnie Perelis
Take a thrilling journey into the turbulent history of Crypto Jews.
Dr Ronnie Perelis
Using Jewish texts, art and poetry, Dr. Perelis explored the unique time in history that gave rise to Sephardic Jewish culture.
Dr. Channa Pinchasi
What are the tensions between the ancient Hebrew language and the Israeli vocabulary of a digital era.
Dr. Anna Shternshis
Yiddish is on the rise. Discover what is going on with the Yiddish language today.
Dr. Anna Shternshis
How Yiddish plays, folklore and music depicted what it was like for Jewish refugees to live in Central Asia.
Anna andy Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter, Psoy Korolenko bring to life long lost Yiddish songs of World War II.
Prof. Galeet Dardashti
Various forms of Israeli music offer a unique political and cultural lens for the study of Israeli identity over the past several decades.
Prof. Galeet Dardashti
The changes in Israeli music over the country’s short history illuminate significant historical and social developments.
Prof. Eric Goldman
Part II examines current films and several of the television dramas that are being streamed across the globe.
Prof. Eric Goldman
Part I explores a changing and evolving Israel by analyzing select mainstream narrative films beginning with the first feature movies.
Rabba Yaffa Epstein
How the story of Queen Esther teaches us about how we attain, and wield power, and authority today.
The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture or the Nahum Goldmann Fellowship.
