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A sample of Jewish Studies public outreach communications for 2019-2020.

Jewish studies is committed to public education. Our mission to edify and inspire does not cease, even in difficult times. We hope you enjoy these special offerings from our faculty, allowing us to learn together, even as we remain physically apart.

Rescue, Resilience, and Renewal. The Story of Beth Hebrew, Phoenix

2018-2019 Lowe Lectures

The 2022 Albert and Liese Eckstein Scholar will be announced in Fall 2021.

This lecture series, made possible by The Lowe Family Holocaust and Genocide Education Endowment, is designed to foster understanding, and to disseminate knowledge, about the causes and conditions that foster genocides, including the Holocaust and to generate public awareness about the danger of authoritarian, totalitarian and nationalistic regimes to the future of humanity.

This lecture series, made possible by The Lowe Family Holocaust and Genocide Education Endowment, is designed to foster understanding, and to disseminate knowledge, about the causes and conditions that foster genocides, including the Holocaust and to generate public awareness about the danger of authoritarian, totalitarian and nationalistic regimes to the future of humanity.

lecture by Yuri Slezkine University of California, Berkeley
reservation required

Nov. 1, 2018 | 7 p.m.

The educational opportunities made possible by The Lowe Family Holocaust and Genocide Education Endowment are designed to foster understanding, and to disseminate knowledge, about the causes and conditions that foster genocides, including the Holocaust and to generate public awareness about the danger of authoritarian, totalitarian and nationalistic regimes to the future of humanity.

• Learning about Judaism and Ecology from Professor Hava Tirosh-Samuelson