Writers and Artists Respond: Adam Eli
Community organizer and writer Adam Eli highlights some of his favorite works in Scenes from the Collection, addressing the intersection of queer identity
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Child Separation and Refugee Crises—The Kindertransport to Today
Mark Hetfield, CEO of the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, and Alex Aleinikoff, Director of the New School’s Zolberg Institute on Migration & Mobility
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Bucharest Diary
In the 1970s, American attorney Alfred H. Moses was approached on the streets of Bucharest by young Jews desperate to emigrate from Communist
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Family History Today: Urban genealogy -Researching NYC buildings
Who built my building? When? Who designed it? Has it changed? What did it used to look like? Who’s lived there over the
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Advocacy in the Age of Nonsense
Join us as we welcome Ryan Bellerose to Brooklyn, New York. Ryan will be discussing what Jews can learn from other indigenous people
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Leaving Mother Russia
Between 1881 and 1914, about two million Jews left the Tsarist Empire and departed westwards, primarily for the United States. What were the
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MJE East Class and Dinner: Different Flavors of Judaism
~~~ FOR 20S & 30S ~~~ Join us for interesting discussions with our weekly Tuesday Classes of Torah Topics, upcoming Holidays, Jewish History,
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Stump the Rabbi, Session 1
Everything you ever wanted to know about Judaism but were afraid to ask. Or just didn’t have chance to. Come to the comfortable
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Timeless Jewish Questions in Modern Art.
Due to popular demand and quickly reaching capacity for our first MOMA tour, JPLinks is adding another date on May 5th at 3pm.
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Making the Virtual Virtuous
Managing modern technology can be exhausting and stressful, potentially prompting us to ask — do we use it or does it use us?
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