Celebrate Ladino Day 2014 in Seattle
See a highlights video from last year, and a preview of this year's Ladino celebration!
See a highlights video from last year, and a preview of this year's Ladino celebration!
Prof. Devin Naar reviews the achievements of UW Sephardic Studies and offers a preview for 2014-15.
Students last year jumped at the chance to study Ladino with Prof. David Bunis. Ty Alhadeff reflects on his experience studying with the world expert.
Learn about the history behind the Sephardic sauteed eggplant dish, almodrote.
Dates and black-eyed peas are among the symbolic foods Sephardic Jews eat for the New Year. Find out more about special Sephardic traditions for Rosh Hashana.
Sephardic ballads called romansas hold valuable medieval Spanish history. Rina Benmayor recorded these songs in the 1970s and will speak at UW on April 24th.
This fascinating historical poem is one of many Ladino works by Sephardic cultural activist Albert D. Levy (1896-1963).
Aron Rodrigue's lecture proposed a theory of Sephardic Holocaust commemoration. It also raised questions about the nature of memory.