[ha-Safran] New issue of Sephardic Horizons

[Sephardic Horizons via Hasafran]

Dear Dr. Galron,
I hope this finds you well. A new issue of Sephardic Horizons has just been
published, Summer 2019, Vol. 9, number 3,
and you may read it at https;//www.sephardichorizons.org . The theme is
'Sephardim in the City', i.e. literature and place.
Best regards,
Judith Roumani
Vol. 9, No. 3:

*Editors’ Note by Yael Halevi-Wise and Judith Roumani  *

*Articles*

 ‘Sephardim in the City’ group of literary studies, guest editors Jane
Mushabac and Yael Halevi-Wise:

1. Gloria Ascher. The Sephardic Sense of Place(s) in Shalach Manot’s *His
Hundred Years*.

2. Ruth Malka. From the Orient to the West: Shaping Sephardic Identity
in Albert Cohen’s Novels.

3. Teresa M. Vilarós. A Non-Place After Destruction: Salvador Espriu’s
Key to Salom, Sinera, and Sepharad.

*Short Story*

Gila Green. Book Talk

*In Ladino/Judeo-Spanish*

Hernán Rodríguez Fisse. Jerusalem: Elevo de su Universidad

*Reviews*

Gila Green. *White Zion*. West Sommerville, MA: Cervena Barva Press, 2019.
Reviewed by Susan Weintrob

Anne Dublin. *A Cage without Bars*. Second Story Press, 2018. Reviewed by
Annette Fromm

Matti Friedman. *Spies of No Country: Secret Lives at the Birth of Israel*.
Reviewed by Nimrod Raphaeli

Samir Naqqash, *Tenants and Cobwebs*. Reviewed by Nimrod Raphaeli

Albert Memmi. Ed. Guy Dugas. *Journal de Guerre 1939-1943*. Reviewed by
Judith Roumani

Aomar Boum and Sarah Abrevaya Stein. *The Holocaust in North Africa*.
Reviewed by Lucia Admiraal
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[ha-Safran] Job announcment: Executive Director - Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford

[Shulamith Z Berger via Hasafran]

Job Announcement:
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford

OVERVIEW:
The Jewish Historical Society of Greater Hartford (JHSGH), located in West 
Hartford, CT, a vibrant community in central Connecticut, seeks a dynamic 
leader with proven development experience to serve as its executive director. 
Supported by a strong community presence located on the Jewish Community 
campus, the Society’s mission is to collect, preserve, interpret, and promote 
the history of the Greater Hartford Jewish community. The JHSGH has a rich 
archival collection, strong programming and numerous historical publications. 
Annually, the JHSGH has approximately 1-3 exhibitions, 12 programs, bus tours, 
and a consistent number of individuals and researchers who use the archival 
collection. The JHSGH has recently completed a new strategic plan and the new 
executive director will be responsible for implementing the plan with emphasis 
on expanding the organization’s profile, strengthening governance, growing 
membership and increasing revenue and monetary support from individuals, 
foundations, and businesses.

Position:
The Executive Director will work with the President and report to an engaged 
and committed Board of Directors, providing strategic vision, direction, 
development, and administrative leadership for this vital membership 
organization. The Executive Director directs staff and volunteers and is 
responsible for daily operations.

Ideal Candidate

The Executive Director of the JHSGH is the chief executive officer, responsible 
for fiscal leadership, general management and operations, including programs, 
partnerships, budget, fundraising, public relations, recruiting and marketing. 
The Executive Director reports to the Board of Directors and works closely with 
all constituents to develop, articulate and implement the strategic direction 
of the JHSGH to accomplish its mission.

The ideal candidate will be an outgoing and personable heritage professional 
with a proven record of success in community engagement, fundraising, grant 
writing, administration, community collaborations, donor stewardship, and 
volunteer management. Also essential are a passion and knowledge of Jewish 
culture and history, effective written and verbal communication skills, 
financial literacy, and the ability to lead both board and staff with tact and 
diplomacy. The JHSGH has two part-time employees, an archivist and an 
administrative assistant.

Key Responsibilities:

·   Minimum of five years leadership experience in a non-profit heritage 
organization or similar organization with knowledge of best management 
practices for non-profit operations, staffing and archives/collections growth 
and oversight. Experience in handling human resources.



·   Proven ability to organize and manage a budget to effectively assure 
the financial health of the JHSGH.



·   A track record as successful fundraiser, including capital campaigns, 
individual & corporate donor cultivation, grant writing, and familiarity with 
key funding sources for heritage organizations.



·   Increasing public awareness of the mission and programming offered by 
JHSGH to attract visitors, donors and volunteers to our programs.



·   Implementing the new vision of the JHSGH’s strategic plan that 
increases fundraising and community engagement while maintaining and preserving 
the mission and traditional qualities of the JHSGH.



·   As the public “face” of the organization, demonstrate superior 
communication skills in promoting JHSGH and expanding its base of support. 
Knowledge of social media, websites, and electronic communications essential.



·   Experience with creating and implementing exhibitions, oral history 
projects and programming. Developing and maintaining collaborative 
relationships with community partners and local, state, and national 
institutions.


Qualifications: Degree in Museum Studies, Arts/Nonprofit 
Management/Administration, Public History, Judaic Studies, Education, or 
similar field. B.A. required. M.A. preferred.

Salary and Benefits Statement:
Employment Type: Full Time, 37.5 hours per week; occasional evening and weekend 
hours for meetings and programs
Benefits: Paid time off and retirement program
Salary Range: Based on experience

Equal Opportunity Employer

·   Employment is contingent upon a satisfactory background check. JHS is a 
501(c)(3) non-profit organization and Equal Opportunity Employer.


Application Process

Applications must include cover letter, résumé and contact information for 
three professional references. Application deadline Tuesday, October 15, 2019.  
 Email to Estelle Kafer, Executive Director. Email 
eka...@jewishhartford.org. No phone calls, 
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[ha-Safran] Please put locations in subject line when announcing events

[Diane Wolf via Hasafran]

It’s wonderful to read about so many interesting programs, etc., on our 
listserv.

Sometimes I have to read the entire announcement before learning that the event 
is too far away for me to consider.

It would be helpful if we all indicated the location in the subject line. For 
those who are job hunting it would also be nice to note the city in the subject 
lines for job postings as well.

Thanks for considering this,

Diane

Diane Wolf
Congregation Beth Shalom
Wilmington DE
dw...@cbswilmde.org

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[ha-Safran] New Book

[Jacqueline Benefraim via Hasafran]

Shalom,

Here is another Tuesday posting for a new book. Please contact Byron
directly at bryan...@gmail.com if you are interested in this title.

Dear readers,
The new book, “The Girl in the Haystack,” tells the true-life story of an
Atlantic City woman who, as a young Jewish girl in western Ukraine during
World War II, survived a pogrom, the Tuchin ghetto, and nearly two years in
hiding, in haystacks. Key to her survival were a Ukrainian farmer, since
recognized by Yad Vashem, and his dog.
While the book isn’t a children’s book, per se, it reaches middle readers.
Described as “moving and original,” “riveting,” and “historically accurate”
by, respectively, Omer Bartov, Michael Berenbaum, and Modecai Paldiel, the
book is available widely and distributed by:
https://itascabooks.com/the-girl-in-the-haystack/

-- 
Jackie Ben-Efraim

*"Although the books had changed, I the reader had not." **Micha Yosef
Berdichevsky 1865-1921*

Special Collections Librarian
Ostrow Library
American Jewish University
15600 Mulholland Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90077
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[ha-Safran] Jewish culture in obsolete formats

[David Zvi Kalman via Hasafran]

Hello,

I'm looking to write about aspects of American Jewish culture that are at
risk of being lost because they are locked away on audio cassettes,
records, VHS tapes, and other rarely used media formats. I'm looking for:

(1) examples of significant Jewish media that originally existed in one of
these formats and never made the leap to digital;
(2) any significant collections in an obsolete format that have not yet
been digitized

Thank you!

David Zvi Kalman

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Fellow in Residence, Shalom Hartman Institute of North America
Affiliated Scholar, Herbert D. Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies
davidzvi.com
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[ha-Safran] Request for Chapter Chatter news for

[Sally Stieglitz via Hasafran]

Dear AJL chapters,
Please send us your chapter chatter news for the Nov/Dec issue of AJL News
and Reviews! We are interested in in what is happening in your local AJL
communities.
Submissions should be sent to: generaledi...@jewishlibraries.org by Oct. 5.
Later submissions may be held for a future issue.

Thank you,
Sally Stieglitz
Editor in Chief
AJL News and Reviews

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[ha-Safran] 1905 Jewish Encyclopedia (complete) seeks new home

[Sally Stieglitz via Hasafran]

 Posting for my cousin:

12 Volumes of  The Jewish Encyclopedia-1905 edition- complete set

Please email:lynnpete...@gmail.com

Regards,
Sally
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[ha-Safran] Early modern Hebrew paleography course

[Michelle Chesner via Hasafran]

Call for Applications:
EARLY MODERN HEBREW PALEOGRAPHY WORKSHOP, Feb 9-11, 2020

Footprints: Jewish Books through Time and Place, in conjunction with the
Jewish Theological Seminary, invites applicants to participate in a
three-day workshop in New York City devoted to the study of early modern
Hebrew paleography .

This three-day intensive workshop in New York (February 9-11, 2020) will
train students as well as early career scholars of early modern Jewish
history in paleography and the analysis of manuscript annotations in
printed books.

During this workshop, participants will engage in an intensive study of
early modern Ashkenazic Hebrew hands. They will also be introduced to
Footprints provenance project. The first workshop will be led by Dr. Edward
Fram (Ben-Gurion University of the Negev) and will take place in the newly
re-opened rare book room at the Jewish Theological Seminary. Fram is a
specialist in early modern European Jewish history and focuses on Eastern
and Central Europe.

This workshop is the first of a series of sessions for training in reading
handwriting in Hebrew characters from the early modern period.  We are
hoping to build a cohort that will participate in webinars and a second
follow-up workshop covering additional scripts in 2020. There is no charge
for the workshop for those accepted to the program. Those accepted should
commit to full attendance for the three days. Participants must also be
willing to become (if they are not already) participants in the Footprints
project as contributors of incidental findings to the database as they do
their own research (trusted scholar-sourcers). For more information on the
Footprints project, see here: https://footprints.ccnmtl.columbia.edu/

Participants are responsible for their own travel and lodging, but
subsidies are available for students and early-career scholars as funds
allow. Kosher meals will be provided during the workshop. Space is limited.

Support for this workshop and training program has been provided by the
American Academy of Jewish Research, Rare Book School, Columbia University
Libraries, the Center for Jewish Studies at the CUNY Graduate Center, the
Department of Jewish Studies at Rutgers University, Fordham's Center for
Jewish Studies, the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies at Columbia
University,  the Jewish Theological Seminary, the Program in Jewish Studies
at Princeton University, and the Ben Zion and Baruch Michah Bokser Memorial
Fund.

To apply, please send a brief letter of interest including current and
future research projects; and a current CV.  Those requesting subsidies
should also send an itemized budget for travel and lodging, including other
funds available and applied for. Graduate students, please list the name
and e-mail for one reference. Send material (and questions about the
program) to: footpri...@columbia.edu

Deadline for applications:  Friday October 11.
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[ha-Safran] large collection looking for a home - may include money to prep a space

[Karen Ulric via Hasafran]

We were contacted by a person looking for a home for their father's personal 
collection of materials, much of which is Judaic.
Please see the information below, and contact Hillel Felman directly if you 
have questions.
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My father who is a retired dermatologist, was also an ABD in Jewish Studies at 
Columbia.  He was more than a little of a Hebraist and general bibliophile, and 
has a large personal library of about 15,000 volumes.  He also took many 
courses at JTS.  He is moving and is looking to donate it..  Everything is in 
good to excellent condition.  As he actually recently moved, the collection is 
now in storage in Howard Beach, NY.

The Hebrew volumes are mostly academic, religious texts, and Hebrew literature. 
They are about 20% of the total. Some of the academic ones would be especially 
expensive.

The English ones are mostly English literature, and non-fiction, like history, 
of some sort or another.

I thought it would be very nice if there was some way that this collection 
could be preserved and donated to a Jewish institution, perhaps being a room of 
its own, under his name.  Were it necessary, but also sufficient for that 
purpose, perhaps the a donation could include 25-50k for such a room, I haven't 
broached that yet.  However, I meant to first inquire if there might be a 
possibility for such a donation to this, or some other institution in the US.  
If not, perhaps you might now of some other possible institution here or abroad.

Thank you for any assistance.

Sincerely,
Hillel Felman
hfel...@aol.com



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[ha-Safran] The Book of Life Live Show!

[Heidi Rabinowitz via Hasafran]

Dear Book of Life LIsteners,

The newest episode of The Book of Life Podcast is a recording of our first
ever Live Show, held during the 54th annual conference of the Association
of Jewish Libraries in LA in June. Special guests included Joni Sussman of
Kar-Ben Publishing and author/illustrator/musician Barney Saltzberg. Our
topic was picture book illustration!

You can hear the episode at
https://jewishbooks.blogspot.com/2019/09/the-book-of-life-live-show.html,
where you can also find a transcript. Please share the link with your
friends and colleagues! And please let me know what you think of the
episode.

L'Shanah Tovah!
Heidi

Heidi Rabinowitz, Host

The Book of Life Podcast

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[ha-Safran] CCLI 2020 | Deconstructing and Reconstructing Assessment - Proposals due 10/22/19

[Anna M Levia via Hasafran]

We'll greatly appreciate it if you'll post the following to your member 
listserv.
For anyone interested in the issues inherent in library instruction at all 
levels: a high-quality, single day conference to be held in May, 2020 in San 
Francisco.
Call for Proposals
California Conference on Library Instruction 2020
Deconstructing and Reconstructing Assessment

In 2020, the California Conference on Library Instruction seeks to explore the 
intersection of information literacy and assessment. At its best, assessment 
provides us with data to make informed decisions. Assessment can be aimed at an 
individual level, across library services, or for institutional learning 
outcomes. However, valid questions have been raised about the value and 
inherent bias of emerging and established assessment methods. For example, 
technological solutions have been playing an increasing role to aid in 
retention efforts and track student success, but these methods raise concerns 
around patron privacy.

The California Conference on Library Instruction invites you to submit a 
proposal for the 2020 program, to be held Friday, May 29, 2020, at the 
University of San Francisco.

Examples of specific questions that proposals could address include:

  *   Can assessment be both engaging and useful? How do you use the results to 
create change? How are you using assessment to inform your instruction or your 
instruction program?

  *   How are you addressing diversity, equity, and inclusion in your 
assessment? What critiques of assessment have influenced your approach?

  *   How do you adapt your assessment methods for different students and 
institutional environments?

  *   How do online learning environments and user privacy concerns impact 
assessment?

These are just a few ideas of what we are hoping to showcase at CCLI 2020. We 
welcome any and all interpretations of the above suggested questions.

Please submit a proposal for one of the following formats: 60-minute 
presentation or panel discussion, 75-minute active learning workshop, or 5-7 
minute lightning talk. We recommend that prospective presenters review our 
evaluation rubric for presentations and workshops at: 
http://bit.ly/ccli2020rubric. Proposals should relate to the conference theme, 
clearly outline the session, and be timely and applicable to librarians. For 
presentations and workshops, please also include 2-3 learning outcomes, as well 
as details on how you plan to incorporate active learning into your session. 
Please submit your CCLI 2020 proposal at: http://bit.ly/ccli2020cfp.

The deadline for submissions is October 22, 2019.  We appreciate your 
consideration and look forward to hearing from you! Please visit 
http://www.cclibinstruction.org/ for additional information. For questions, 
contact CCLI Chair Matthew Collins at 
colli...@usfca.edu or (415) 422-6923, or CCLI 
Speakers Subcommittee Chair William Cuthbertson at 
wcuthbert...@csuchico.edu or (530) 898-4990.



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Librarian

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[ha-Safran] Journal -"Torat Hayim"

[Dr. baruch falach via Hasafran]

 

 

Subject: Journal "Torat Hayim"

 

Dear Friends,

 

We are honored to offer rare issues of the journal "Torat Hayim", a journal for 
solving the present problems in the spirit of Israel's Tora. The authors were 
academics and religious spiritualists, most of them were Italian Jews or 
related.

 

The price of each issue is 10$.

 

Sincerely,

 

Dr. Baruch Falach.

 

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[AJL Membership via Hasafran]

It's hard to believe that the new membership year for AJL begins at Rosh
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