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Why Yiddish Children’s Literature Matters Today

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Girls on Adventures, Dogs on Strikes: Why Yiddish Children's Literature Matters Today with Miriam Udel is an online course that explores the vibrant world of Yiddish children’s literature, from boys and girls who defy expectations to chickens learning Yiddish and a democracy-loving mutt. Across nearly a thousand books published on four continents in the 20th […]

Class, Workshop, and Open Studios, Diversity and Inclusion, Literature, Lectures, and Talks, Online Event

Fashion 7 Forbidden Style in the Holocaust

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Berlin in the early ‘30s was second only to Paris as the undisputed capital of the European fashion world, run by Jews and recognized the world over as a major center for style. But Hitler had different ideas. Join Dr. Linda Burghardt, Scholar-in-Residence at the Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center in New York, to explore how […]

History and Heritage, Online Event

The Firschein Press : A Legacy Preserved

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Join us on Zoom for a visual exploration with members of the Firschein family on the history of their family’s legendary Yiddish printing press and how it came to reside at the Yiddish Book Center. For decades, the Firschein Press—a small, family-run printing business—provided the residents of Brooklyn neighborhoods with all their stationery and advertising […]

Diversity and Inclusion, Literature, Lectures, and Talks, Online Event

Hand in Hand: Virtual Talk

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Translators Ellen Cassedy and Anita Norich join Lisa Newman to discuss their recently released translation of Rashel Veprinski’s Hand in Hand. This headily bittersweet novel takes readers into the “Jewish tumult” of New York’s early 20th-century Yiddish literary community, where recent immigrants from Eastern Europe toiled as shoemakers and tailors by day while cultivating a vibrant intelligentsia by […]

Diversity and Inclusion, Literature, Lectures, and Talks, Online Event

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