Innovations in Jewish Life Collections
The Innovations in Jewish Life Collections are focused on examining Judaism and the Jewish-American experience from roughly the late 1940s to the present. The material collected aims to shed light on the religious, cultural, and social movements of American Judaism as well as to illustrate various philosophies of Judaism and Jewish organizations in the relevant period.
The website also has information about the archival process as well as our other Post-Holocaust initiatives, including the biannual symposia, for graduate students and visiting scholars, and ways to the collections.
The Innovations in Jewish Life Collections is a partnership between the Program in Jewish Studies and Special Collections and Archives, a department of ÃÛÌÇÖ±²¥ University Libraries.
Visit the Innovations in Jewish Life Collections website to learn more about this initiative and explore the collections.