eJewishPhilanthropy: A Trip to India Touches A Jewish Soul
Daniella Alhadeff’s op-ed on eye-opening her visit to Jewish India with JDC’s Young Professional trip.
JDC in the News
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Reuters: Play tells tale of Jewish refugees in WW2 Shanghai
An international story about the Shanghai-based play “North Bank Suzhou Creek” – about the Jews of the Shanghai ghetto – references JDC’s role in its production. JDC played a main role in taking care of Jews in the Shanghai ghetto during the Second World War. JTA also covered the story.
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Ami Magazine: The Joint
One of the Orthodox world’s leading magazines profiles JDC, its global life-saving work, with special emphasis on its work with Ultra-Orthodox Jews today and after the second world war.
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Jerusalem Post: Shooting stuns Toulouse chief rabbi, Jewish groups
JDC is cited among the world’s leading Jewish organizations that swiftly condemned the shooting a the Ozer HaTorah School in Toulouse, France. JDC has a long-standing relationship with the Ozer HaTorah movement.
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JointMedia News Service: After Russian exodus, Jews rebuild communities
A sweeping feature on the current state of Russian-speaking Jewry features JDC experts talking about Jewish life in Russia 20 years after the fall of communism.
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Jerusalem Post: Aid workers find common ground with Japanese
In a one year anniversary story, JDC is featured along with other Jewish/Israeli aid groups work in Japan.
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CNN: Rebuilding Japan – One Year Later
One year after the earthquake/tsunami in Japan, JDC is among those organizations listed by CNN as still operating in the country.
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Judische Allegeime: Greece in Need
Germany's leading Jewish newspaper focuses on JDC's support of the Greek Jewish community at this time of economic crisis.
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JTA: In Japan, pride in the Jewish response to tsunami
An op-ed by the Jewish Community of Japan's Rabbi Antonio DiGesu on his community's response to the tsunami with a focus on the community’s partnership with JDC.
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The New York Times: Archives on a 20th-Century Diaspora Are Being Put Online
In this sweeping feature on JDC’s new Global Archives website, Joseph Berger highlights JDC’s work helping Jews in need, with aid and tools to revitalize Jewish life, from 1914 through today. Coverage of the website launch also appeared in eJewishPhilanthropy and the European Jewish Press .