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Makena Mezistrano T June 25th, 1 Comment. The academic year provided unprecedented opportunities for advancing the Sephardic Studies Digital Collection.

We share an update from our Assistant Director and the UW librarians who have made this progress possible. Sign up to receive quarterly updates from the Sephardic Studies Program: event info, articles, videos, and more! View digital versions of original Ladino books and other documents composed in Ladino, Ottoman Turkish, Hebrew and French, and listen to audio of classic Sephardic ballads and folk songs. Explore digital resources to begin your Ladino language journey, and read reflections from students and faculty who have studied the language at the University of Washington and beyond.

International Ladino Day is an annual program celebrating the Sephardic language Ladino Judeo-Spanish through the performance of stories and songs and through short lectures. Trace the journeys of eleven Sephardic families with roots in the Ottoman Empire who came to Seattle in the early twentieth century.

Explore the diverse origins of Sephardic life cycle customs and trace their dynamic evolutions from the Ottoman Empire to the United States. Enter the world of Albert D. Levy , one of the leading Sephardic thinkers of 20th century, and explore writings, photographs, and documents.

Make a gift to support Sephardic Studies at the University of Washington and its wide range of projects and programming. Do you have an old wedding photo from Izmir, immigration documents from Istanbul, or a Ladino book from Salonica? Years later, my daughter Arlene had Deborah Lipstadt as a Prof.

I got a degree in General Studies in with a major in Jewish Studies; I was one of the first students to graduate with this major.

What was your experience studying with her? What other coursework did you take as part of your JS degree? We were very pleased and excited to be part of Jewish Studies when Prof. Lipstadt was here. We spent hours looking at microfilms in the library. We were very close to Deborah. She used to join us at our house for meals during the holidays! Lipstadt will be the featured speaker at our 40th Anniversary Spring Gala on May 13th; click here for more info. It seems like a lot of momentum gathered in the s and early s as Samuel and Althea Stroum established core aspects of the program.

How did you begin your work as Program Coordinator for Jewish Studies, and what did that work involve? What the Stroums were doing was all new! When they started funding the visiting Stroum Prof. When the visiting lecturers were here, I would show them around the region and take them on ferry rides out to Whidbey Island. Sometimes I even hosted the Cole Fellows in my house if they needed a place to stay. My role started out as a volunteer position.

Then Prof. Joel Migdal helped to set me up with a part-time job. Students can major or minor in Jewish Studies through our home department, the Henry M.

Jackson School of International Studies. He is the Lucia S. Stroum Chair of Jewish Studies. He has been the Director of the Stroum Center since and has overseen the development of a model online presence, the creation of a graduate fellowship program, and the emergence of the Sephardic Studies program.

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