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By Sarah Halfpenny In the depths of a second COVID winter in

Durkh a Modne Gloz / Through A Strange Lens is an avante-garde

The JAQ is set to emerge as the revitalised home for the

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Exciting announcement: On Friday 12th October, we were proud to host some very special guests at Habo, Sholem and

Since 1955, Yad Vashem has worked to preserve the memory of the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust by collecting

"The staff at Kadimah were really helpful with finding Yiddish children's books for me to read to my kids. They

Thanks to everyone who voted in the State Government’s recent Pick My Project competition. A submission by Sholem Aleichem College

Sholem Aleichem’s Motl Heyse dem khazns (Motl Peyse the Cantor’s son) was one of the first Yiddish books I read.

My favourite book is Sibir (Siberia) by Avrom Sutzkever. This book was published in 1953 in large format with illustrations by Marc