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A collection of articles from a diverse group of Jewish leaders and thinkers that cover philosophical aspects of Jewish Peoplehood as well as practical implications for Jewish organizations, schools and communities. Over the years, the Papers have covered a large range of topics relating to Jewish Peoplehood.
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Latin American Jewish Peoplehood
Edition & Article #
32
Is There a Common Thread that Unites the Jews of Latin America?
Daniel Fainstein
The paper explores the multifaceted dimensions of Jewish identity in Latin America, revealing a complex tapestry of beliefs, practices, and communal affiliations that underscore a shared sense of peoplehood amidst diverse cultural and national backgrounds.
Edition & Article #
32.1
Jewish Peoplehood and Education
Ethel Barylka
Ethel Barylka articulates a transformative vision for Jewish education, advocating for a shift from a narrow focus on identity to a broader embrace of 'peoplehood' and 'Judaism as civilization,' emphasizing the need for inclusive, globally-minded, and meaningful Jewish engagement.
Edition & Article #
32.3
From the Editor
This edition of Peoplehood Papers delves into the distinct aspects and evolving dynamics of Latin American Jewish identity, contrasting its unique characteristics with other Jewish communities through a collection of essays that examine historical influences, sociological factors, and current trends in cultural and communal expressions.
Edition & Article #
32.10101
Miles Apart and Close at Heart: The Unique Flavor of JCCs in Latin America
Smadar Bar-Akiva
Smadar Bar-Akiva's account highlights the vibrant role of Jewish Community Centers in Latin America, showcasing their deep-rooted emphasis on family, community, and Jewish cultural identity, and their adaptive strategies to preserve Jewish Peoplehood amidst evolving socio-political challenges.
Edition & Article #
32.2