LAKES, LANYARDS, AND LEARNING: THE STORY OF NEW ENGLAND JEWISH SUMMER CAMPS

Jun 12, 2022 3:30PM—4:30PM

Location

on line

Cost free

Event Contact Harris Gleckman for Documenting Maine Jewry | Email

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HOSTED BY THE WYNER FAMILY JEWISH HERITAGE CENTER ON BEHALF OF THE NEW ENGLAND JEWISH HISTORY COLLABORATIVE

Start your summer with a virtual visit to camp! Join the New England Jewish History Collaborative for a fascinating event exploring the story of Jewish summer camps in New England. The program begins with a talk by Jonathan Krasner, PhD, of Brandeis University, examining the history and evolution of American Jewish camps in the 20th century, from the earliest “fresh air” camps for immigrant children to camps emphasizing Jewish identity and ideology. A lively panel conversation among former campers, counselors, and camp directors will then discuss New England Jewish camps and their generational and regional impact on Jewish life and identity.

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