A new LJCC oral history program called Southern Jewish Voices uses a live-interview format to present stories about Jewish life in Birmingham. The program, made possible by an $8,200 grant from the Alabama Humanities Alliance, presents a series of interviews conducted by Margaret Norman in front of a live audience. February 16 - Ronald Levitt […]
A new LJCC oral history program called Southern Jewish Voices uses a live-interview format to present stories about Jewish life in Birmingham. The program, made possible by an $8,200 grant from the Alabama Humanities Alliance, presents a series of interviews conducted by Margaret Norman in front of a live audience. February 16 - Ronald Levitt […]
Candy Seder with Robin Berger at LJCC. Details forthcoming.
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Julia Kolchinksy Dasbach emigrated from Dnipro, Ukraine as a Jewish refugee in 1993, when she was six years old and grew up in a Russian-speaking household. She is the author of The Many Names for Mother (The Kent State University Press), winner of the Stan and Tom Wick Poetry Prize; Don't Touch the Bones, from […]
A new LJCC oral history program called Southern Jewish Voices uses a live-interview format to present stories about Jewish life in Birmingham. The program, made possible by an $8,200 grant from the Alabama Humanities Alliance, presents a series of interviews conducted by Margaret Norman in front of a live audience. February 16 - Ronald Levitt […]
The J'la is one of the Levite Jewish Community Center's main fundraisers, and in its inaugural year (2022) the sold-out event raised some $112,000 to support programming and community outreach. Highlights of the 2022 event included silent and live auctions plus a gourmet kosher dinner. Learn more here...