In 'Parting the Waters,' filmmaker Michele Kuvin Kupfer chronicles her return to competitive swimming at 59—and reflects on grief, resilience and Jewish identity.

Time spent at the newly opened YIVO Learning and Media Center sparks a deeper interested in Jewish history and culture for high school and university students, whether Jewish…

Ilana Ybgi's newly launched Crown Heights Birth Justice Project addresses antisemitism and racial bias through the lens of Black Jewish identity.

Published as part of YIVO’s centennial celebration, ‘100 Objects’ paints a sweeping portrait of more than a thousand years of Eastern European Jewish life.

In her new book, Lynne Olson shines a light on the brave band of women who were punished by the Nazis for their role in the French Resistance.

Living Links trains third-generation survivors to honor their ancestors' history, counter antisemitism and safeguard Holocaust history through storytelling.

Nearly 50,000 famous and not-so famous people have promised that at least half of what they bequeath to charity will be earmarked to build a Jewish future.

Hadassah life member Marion Blumenthal Lazan says she could never imagine that Germany 'would someday give so prestigious an award to a Jewish woman.'