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Essays, interviews, listicles, podcasts, and much more, covering all aspects of Yiddish culture.

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In geveb is turning t(s)en!

Put on your birth­day hats and hang your stream­ers because In geveb: A Jour­nal of Yid­dish Stud­ies is turn­ing ten this year!

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Linguistic Treasures in the Archive: An Interview with Isaac L. Bleaman on the Corpus of Spoken Yiddish in Europe

The Cor­pus of Spo­ken Yid­dish in Europe, a dig­i­tal lan­guage archive sourced from Holo­caust sur­vivor tes­ti­monies from the USC Shoah Foun­da­tion, is a project fund­ed by a five-year CAREER Award from the Nation­al Sci­ence Foun­da­tion that will serve as a resource for Yid­dish lin­guis­tics, ped­a­gogy, and lan­guage revitalization.

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Farbindungen 2025: Dispatches from Bad Yiddishland

Farbindun­gen 2025 was a cel­e­bra­tion of Yid­dish in all its messy, defi­ant, and ever-evolv­ing forms.

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“Yiddish Ecologies: Velder, Felder, Berg Un Tol”: A Student’s Perspective

What hap­pens when the focus of Yid­dish Stud­ies shifts from dias­po­ra” to ecol­o­gy”?

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World Record: Yiddish Student Wins Leksikon Shpil in One Guess, Three Days in a Row

When you’re a Yid­dishist, if you put in the work, it’s not too hard to push the envelope.

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The Netflix Series the Shtetlcore Crowd Has Been Waiting For

If you seek your shund on screen, look no further.

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Letter from the Editor: The Gifts we Bring

Here we are again, send­ing out our lit­tle bit of silli­ness that we insist on spread­ing, even when it is hard to find a way toward joy.

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No, We Don’t Need to Talk About Shmuel Charney

In geveb is announc­ing some changes in ter­mi­nol­o­gy and approach in light of the recent exec­u­tive orders by the Aha­suerus administration.

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Trump Signs Sweeping Executive Orders on Yiddish Language Planning

Trump has shocked Yid­dish lin­guists with a storm of exec­u­tive orders, claim­ing expan­sive pow­er over Yiddish.

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The Landsberg Carnival: Purim in a Displaced Persons Center

The tra­di­tion­al Purim atmos­phere of release, excite­ment, and per­mis­sive­ness was par­tic­u­lar­ly suit­ed to the emo­tion­al needs of the time.

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