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

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Your Guide to Yiddish and In geveb at the 2024 AJS Conference

All the Yid­dish Stud­ies at the AJS con­fer­ence, unter eyn dakh.

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A.N. Stencl (1897–1983)

My search for Sten­cl over the years has tak­en me across the globe.

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Yiddishist Community in Intertwined Languages: 27th Symposium for Yiddish Studies in Germany (Düsseldorf)

The Sym­po­sium for Yid­dish Stud­ies in Ger­many is a unique con­fer­ence that reflects the pos­si­bil­i­ties that are avail­able with two lin­guis­ti­cal­ly-relat­ed languages.

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Yidishkayt and the American Right: Jewish Safety and the Limits of Political Imagination in The Last Yiddish Speaker

I bad­ly want­ed The Last Yid­dish Speak­er to be an Amer­i­can Jew­ish med­i­ta­tion on Amer­i­can Jew­ish safe­ty that used Yid­dish to pull our polit­i­cal imag­i­na­tions toward new horizons.

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Etlekhe verter vegn Irena Klepfisz and her poetry: A few words about Irena Klepfisz’s recent publications

Her Birth and Lat­er Years and Pomiędzy światami/​Between Worlds are more than poems and essays; these books are a tes­ta­ment to Ire­na Klepfisz’s life as a sur­vivor, a Jew­ish les­bian, a Yid­dishist, and a polit­i­cal activist.

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Yiddish and Berlin: A complex yet fruitful relationship?

The con­tin­u­ing rel­e­vance of Yid­dish in Berlin high­lights Yid­dish not only as a means of com­mu­ni­ca­tion but as a sym­bol of cul­tur­al and polit­i­cal resistance.

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We're Back, Spinning Our Webs of Yiddish Studies!

We are pleased to share with you some announce­ments about our work for the com­ing year.

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Signing off for the summer (at long last!)

We’re on break, but here are some ways you can stay engaged with In geveb: Read, Vol­un­teer, Give, and Write!

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