The Jewish Historical Society of Michigan, founded in 1959, is a nonprofit educational organization dedicated to interpreting and showcasing the rich history of Jewish Michigan. Through academic-quality historical knowledge, engaging programming, and immersive events, they capture and share the stories and lessons of the past, aiming to instill pride and inspire the present generation. With a commitment to producing knowledge for students, scholars, and the general public, they publish the annual peer-reviewed journal, Michigan Jewish History, and maintain the largest collection of yearbooks from Detroit-area high schools.
With a clear-eyed vision for growth and a mission to illuminate the past for a brighter future, the Jewish Historical Society of Michigan affirms that Michigan's Jewish history is for everyone. Their groundbreaking collaborations and innovative approach to history as social activism put them at the forefront of preserving and promoting the heritage of Jewish Michigan. With the support of the community, they strive to achieve their vision and continue to be a rising star in the field of historical education and preservation.
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