Jewish culture | Publication
Salonique 1870-1920 - Catherine Pinguet et Pierre de Gigord
Vient de paraître aux éditions du CNRS - Exposition au mahJ jusqu'au dimanche 21 avril 2024
From the very start, the Foundation has been committed to transmitting and making the best possible use of the thousand-year-old legacy of Judaism — entire segments of which were annihilated during the Shoah. The Foundation supports all aspects of Judaism in its diversity, with a special emphasis on education, to ensure the transmission of Jewish culture from generation to generation. It is especially attuned to initiatives that promote Yiddish and Judeo-Spanish cultures and languages and encourage access to major Jewish texts.
All projects submitted to the Foundation are evaluated independently, then examined by six thematic committees (History of Anti-Semitism and the Shoah, Memory and Transmission, Shoah Education, Jewish Culture, Solidarity, and Combating anti-Semitism and Support for Intercultural Dialogue) made up of volunteer experts.
Proposing a project (except for doctoral grants) : January 2nd, 2024
Doctoral grants : April 2nd, 2024