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You Should Know ... Ally Feldman - Vimarsana News

You Should Know ... Ally Feldman

Ally Feldman talks about her work as the assistant director of J Camps at the JCC of Greater Baltimore, as well as her interest in fitness.

From US president to NFT salesman – has Trump finally hit rock bottom? | Arwa Mahdawi - Vimarsana News

From US president to NFT salesman – has Trump finally hit rock bottom? | Arwa Mahdawi

Is anyone really stupid enough to waste their money on a digitally-generated image of Trump dressed like Superman? Apparently so

Bad grandmas are the new pop culture icons – and about time too | Sally Feldman - Vimarsana News

Bad grandmas are the new pop culture icons – and about time too | Sally Feldman

The feminists who demanded equal rights 50 years ago are revelling in another liberation, from the tired ‘old woman’ trope, says writer Sally Feldman

Alcohol beverage industry unites against hate and anti-Semitism: Spirit of Tolerance Council comprises leaders in support of the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust - Vimarsana News

Alcohol beverage industry unites against hate and anti-Semitism: Spirit of Tolerance Council comprises leaders in support of the Museum of Jewish Heritage – A Living Memorial to the Holocaust

"The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do" opens June 30, 2022.

Source: jns.org
New core exhibition, 'The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do,' to open this June at New York's Museum of Jewish Heritage - Vimarsana News

New core exhibition, 'The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do,' to open this June at New York's Museum of Jewish Heritage

12,000-square-foot exhibition will feature over 700 artifacts from Museum’s own collection, many from survivors who settled in New York region and many on view for the first time.

Source: jns.org