Immerse yourself in a lebedike velt, a living world, of fascinating exhibitions about Yiddish culture.
Born in Cuba to Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jewish parents, Ruth is now an Anthropology professor.
Learn about the lives and works of selected Yiddish authors.
by Hankus Netsky
A gifted actress and storyteller, Leyke would launch into a nineteenth-century Yiddish folk song and, within seconds, have her late twentieth-century audience in stitches.
By Hankus Netsky and Joshua Schwartz Bringing Yiddish folk poetry and song back to life
Scholar Elisa New discusses her new novel, Jacob's Cane, which traces the journeys of two family patriarchs from Eastern Europe.
of the largest and fastest-growing Jewish cultural organization in America.
