
preservation, celebration and a little dash of Yiddish
We have hit the ground running in January with a frenzy of activity. We are fully focused on the project to build a stunning memorial on the site of the Brest-Litovsk Jewish cemetery with plans now coming together for an exciting fundraising campaign. We have a big year ahead. We are delighted you are with us on the journey as we begin 2024 and we look forward to moving forward through the year together.
This month we honour, acknowledge and celebrate our wonderful and hugely valued volunteers and we bring you a superb article on mapping the movements of European Jews through Yiddish.
All the best
The Together Plan Team
upcoming events
January/February – Holocaust Memorial Day events, Newcastle
Febuary – Jewish Moscow: A century and a half of upheaval and resurgence (online event)
Febuary – The Israeli Boxing Rabbi from Gomel Belarus (online talk)
March – Annual supper quiz
open volunteer roles
eBay assistant
Graphic designer
Fundraiser
Salesforce database administrator
preserving history: The Brest Jewish Cemetery Memorial Campaign
In the midst of the current surge in global antisemitism, our campaign to build a significant memorial at the site of the Brest-Litovsk Jewish cemetery takes on a renewed sense of urgency.
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celebrating volunteer excellence: The Jewish Volunteer Network Annual Awards Ceremony
Raising a glass in honour of our volunteer heroes in acknowledgement of all they do to achieve our goals.
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Yiddish - The Roadmap to European Jewry
The history of European Jewry during the last millennium–its heritage, identity and solid sense of community–is inexplicable without Yiddish in one form or another.
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Legacy of Survival: Connecting Generations from the Holocaust to October 7
A new article by Tasha Ackerman, explore Ronnie’s story: a legacy of survival.
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Belarus ancestry and archives - we can help
The Together Plan has been helping people locate records in the Belarus archives for some years. There has never been a more exciting time for people to connect to personal history – or for that history to have a greater impact on world knowledge!
If you are looking for assistance with regards to the Belarus archives please click here.
