At this pivotal moment in US politics, we deliver a series to explore perspectives on Jewish life in the States…
How did Jews shape Parisian arts and culture in the fin de siècle period of the 1800s and beyond? This summer, find out about the Jewish artists, performers, collectors and dealers who flourished in spite of surges in antisemitism…
Our new series celebrates JR’s exclusive publication of the letters of writer Esther Kreitman to her famous literary sibling Isaac Bashevis Singer. Talks will focus on the vibrant contributions of Yiddish speakers and writers to culture around the world…
How has journalism met the challenges of 24-hour news? How has new technology changed the way media is produced and consumed? And what is the purpose of journalism in the 21st century? We’ll explore all these questions and more in this six-week series, featuring big name guests…
A series of alternating lunchtime lectures on Zoom (free) and day trips (prices TBC) that delve into the Jewish history of Sussex, Hampshire, Kent and Buckinghamshire…
A series of Zoom lectures marking the 75th anniversary of modern Israel, focusing in particular on the lives, culture and history of the Jewish community in the pre-state period; run in partnership with the Lyons Learning Project…
A series of Zoom lectures marking the centenary of the BBC, focusing in particular on Jewish contributions to its prolific output, run in partnership with the Lyons Learning Project and Insiders/Outsiders…
A series of alternating online lunchtime lectures and in-person gallery visits to mark 100 years since the birth of the artist Lucian Freud, run in partnership with the Lyons Learning Project and Insiders/Outsiders…
A series of alternating lunchtime lectures and in-person museum visits and walking tours celebrating Jewish art, run in partnership with the Lyons Learning Project…
What is the role of religion if humans have the technology to replace body parts with artificial ones, test for and terminate problematic pregnancies and choose when to die? In this six-week course we tackle these contentious topics and more, as viewed through a Jewish lens…
Who were the Jews who secretly fought the Nazis? Find out in our new eight-week series where we explore the covert operations that helped defeat Nazism in Europe…
To mark the 80th anniversary of the internment of refugees from Nazi Europe by the British government, we’ve partnered with Insiders/Outsiders to present a four-week online series featuring tales of survival, a playreading, recital and more…
Are all Jews essentially white and European? Many believe so. In this landmark seven-part series, the Lyons Learning Project and Jewish Renaissance demonstrate just how far from the truth this is…
Join Daisy Abboudi, founder of Tales of Jewish Sudan and deputy director of Sephardi Voices UK, for this Purim cookery workshop. Hosted in association with Sephardi Voices…
A six-week course with Jeremy Leigh, director of Jewish Journeys, that takes you (virtually) to places of Sephardi Jewish interest across the globe…
