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Our Sephardic Studies Program invites you to connect with a rich cultural legacy. Stay updated and join our community in celebrating and learning. Welcome to a journey of discovery and scholarship.

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Conversation with the Red de Juderías de España11Nov

Conversation with the Red de Juderías de España

An evening conversation with the Red de Juderías de España, the network of Spanish cities that preserves and promotes their Jewish heritage. The program…

Exhibition Open to the Public13Nov

Chase Building, Aventura Mall

Exhibition Open to the Public

The American Sephardi exhibition, Sephardi Jews in the Making of American Independence, opens to the public at the Chase Building in Aventura Mall. Visitors…

Exhibition Inauguration: Sephardic Jews in the Making of American Independence17Nov

6:00 pm - 8:00 pmU.S. Capitol

Exhibition Inauguration: Sephardic Jews in the Making of American Independence

Join us for the inauguration of the exhibition "Sephardic Jews in the Making of American Independence" at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C. The…

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Educational Outreach

Education plays a vital role in preserving and transmitting Sephardic traditions.

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Community Engagement

We believe in the power of community and actively engage with individuals and organizations that share our passion for Sephardic culture.

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Side Cultures

Explore a collaborative project from Spain: A journey into the coexistence of Jewish, Christian, and Muslim cultures in Medieval Spain.

OUR PROJECTS

Explore our ongoing projects.

Join us in our projects to actively contribute to the preservation and celebration of Sephardic culture. We are committed to meaningful endeavors that safeguard the richness of our shared heritage, ensuring its vibrancy and continuity for generations to come.

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