The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has officially announced its first permanent exhibit, one dedicated to the Jewish history of the film industry. The exhibit is sponsored by the Blavatnik Family Foundation, Margo and Irwin Winkler, A. Scott Berg and Kevin McCormick,...
Harvard Medical School Prof. Gabriel Kreiman led 30 academics from Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth on a trip to Israel March 17-21 funded by a donation from the Blavatnik Family Foundation.
The Blavatnik Archive and the Center for Jewish History are excited to announce a new exhibit on the complex and tragic story of the Soviet Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee and its…
It's doubtful that anyone outside the world of Yiddish literature has ever heard of Solomon Naumovich Rabinovich, but even non-Jews have heard of Sholem Aleichem, which was Rabinovich’s pen name.…
'Idealizing Zion: Visualizing the Jewish State' is an online exhibition featuring early 20th-century postcards produced in Palestine and Europe, showing how early Zionists imagined the nascent Jewish homeland. The Exhibit…
The symposium coincides with a new exhibit, “Idealizing Zion: Visualizing the Jewish State,” featuring early twentieth-century postcards from the Blavatnik Archive's collection
The Blavatnik Archive is excited to introduce its 2023 fellows. These five scholars come from different disciplines, from history to theater studies. They will be working with a wide variety…
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