Juan Mejia, a modern global rabbi
His journey to Yiddishkeit is one of family, faith and a desire to serve
Secret Crypto-Jewish Diaries Rediscovered in New York, Displayed in Mexico City
Ahead of Mexico’s Independence Day, the autobiographical writings of Inquisition victim Luis de Carvajal finally go home
Portugal, Echoes of a Jewish Past
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Exiled Spanish and Portuguese Jews Are Returning Home to Israel
New Mexico native Sonya Loya never felt Catholic; she was drawn to Judaism instead.
Reconnecting 2016: Reinvigorating Shared Latino-Jewish Roots and Heritage
Reinvigorating Shared Latino-Jewish Roots and Heritage, will be held in Miami, FL on Sept. 7-8. This conference is a milestone in Latino-Jewish relations and features an incredible line-up of the foremost scholars of Sefardi and Anousim heritage, as well as movers and shakers in the Latino world. Don’t miss this opportunity to be a part of history!
New Book: The Cat that Ate the Canoli: Tales of the Hiddens Jews of Southern Italy
The Italian-American rabbi is determined to uncover the Jewish roots buried in these hills, lost through centuries of persecution and obscured by decades of misunderstanding.
In search of lost Jews
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Georgia's First Jew
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Latinos in Comics featuring "Ghetto Brother"
In conversation with the author Julian Voloj, Melendez discusses growing up in the South Bronx, the events that led to the gang truce, and how it feels to be now in a graphic novel.