Waltzing with History, Family, and Culture in Jewish Animated Films
Grad Fellow Justin Shanitkvich studies how art wrestles with modern Jewish identity.
How are Jews depicted in French literature?
Dive into the history of French Jews by exploring the literature of Balzac. New post by Grad Fellow Christina Sutton.
Speaking on Salonica’s Sacred Ground
How Salonica in particular, and contemporary Greece in general, are coming to terms with the horrors of the Holocaust.
JewDub Talks on the Cold War, Muslim-Jewish Ties, Peoplehood, and Jewish Art
One night. Four talks. Endless possibilities. Catch the 3rd annual JewDub Talks on Jan. 29th!
Adam Rovner on Faith in the Shadow of Zion
Rovner will discuss alternative locations of the Jewish homeland on Jan. 12th at the University Book Store.
Ruth Behar on Obama’s Cuba Decision
Ruth Behar was born into the tight-knit Cuban Jewish community. Read her poignant reflection on the historic decision to normalize American ties with Cuba.
Broken Glass and the Berlin Wall
Graduate Fellow Katja Schatte reflects on being part of the "Third Generation East" and writing post-Holocaust German history.
Seattle’s Sephardic Veterans of the World Wars
A special Sephardic Studies article for Veterans Day