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Discover the stories behind Sephardic families who helped shape communities across the Atlantic world.
Are your roots connected to names such as Seixas, Cohen, Levy, Noah, Benhamou, Nassy, Costa, Benarroch, or Malka?
Explore journeys of migration, commerce, diplomacy, culture, and resilience that connected Iberia, the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, and the Americas. Through interactive maps, biographies, images, and archival materials, this archive invites you to reconnect with the people, places, and networks that shaped Sephardic history across generations.
Explore remarkable Sephardic figures across centuries and continents.
Browse thematic profiles from the archive and discover connections across migration, diplomacy, commerce, literature, memory, and community leadership.







Gracia Mendes Nasi
Sephardic businesswoman and political strategist who aided converso escape networks across Europe.

Benjamin of Tudela
Medieval Jewish traveler whose writings mapped Jewish communities across three continents.

Myriam Moscona
Mexican Sephardic writer revitalizing Ladino memory through poetry and cultural reflection.

Biographies, migration maps, archival documents, images, and digital collections continue to grow across the archive.
The Impact of Migration on Sephardi Identity
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