The University of Minnesota Center for Jewish Studies is pleased to present its 22nd Annual Community Lecture Series, hosted by the Minnesota JCC, in cooperation with…
The University of Minnesota Center for Jewish Studies is pleased to present its 21st Annual Community Lecture Series, in cooperation with synagogues and other sponsoring…
American views and especially American Jewish views of Israel are in a period of transformation. This has happened before. The Zionist movement founded by Theodore Herzl was…
The Center for Jewish Studies is pleased to present this event in collaboration with the Hubbard School of Journalism and Mass Communication and the College of Liberal Arts.
This talk explores questions about Jewish identity through ethnographic research with Lemba people, a group of Black South Africans who in the 1980s and 1990s participated in…
Jews in America have routinely, even reflexively, turned to humor in navigating their identity. This talk explores how Jewish comedians have done so on stage, screen, and in…
Jews of color are much in the Jewish news. We hear about how there are a lot of Jews of color—more than we knew! We hear about how that is wrong—there are not so many Jews of…