Lauren Strauss and Glenn Frankel explore the origins, impact and lasting consequences of blacklists in America. ...
Yoav Potash and Dr. Anita Friedman reflect on the decade-long journey to uncover the story of Gniewoszów, Poland and the secrets kept by its residence. ...
A discussion about the play My Lord, What a Night and how it explores the intersection of racial prejudice and antisemitism through the unlikely friendship between MarianAnderson and Albert Einstein ...
Joan Leegant and Maya Arad explore the complexities of living between cultures. ...
Hanin Ghaddar discusses the surprising emergence of direct talks between Lebanon and Israel, and how shifting public sentiment, pressure on Hezbollah, and growing international involvement is opening a narrow window for change. ...
Maj. Gen. (ret.) Nimrod Sheffer explores concrete strategies for advancing security alongside diplomacy, rebuilding trust between peoples, strengthening Israel’s democracy, and charting a path toward a safer and more just future for Israelis and Palestinians alike. ...
Judy Batalion will discuss this “golden era of Jewish art and culture” in Warsaw, Poland in the 1930s. ...
Menachem Rosensaft discusses his new book Burning Psalms: Confronting Adonai after Auschwitz and the relationship between poetry and suffering. ...
Producer Carol King, director Gaylen Ross and actor Ben Shenkman discuss their new film, Sapiro v. Ford: The Jew Who Sued Henry Ford and how this David-versus-Goliath showdown ultimately forced Ford to back down. ...
Craigslist founder Craig Newmark reflects on the values that have shaped his civic outlook. ...
Sharon Nazarian will examine what this rare moment of unity reveals about the Iranian diaspora, the nature of the Iranian regime and the broader struggle for democracy and human rights in the Middle East. ...
Andrew Goldberg, Diana Robinson and Eric K. Ward will examine the intersection of race, media and political power—and what it means for the future of American democracy. ...