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A Time to Reflect, Share, and Educate.
What is Jewish History Month?
Jewish History Month was created to foster understanding and appreciation of Jewish heritage and traditions.
We invite people, from all walks of life, to get involved.
What?
Jewish History Month takes place every October to celebrate and share Jewish and Israeli culture.
It’s about fostering understanding, appreciation, and connection to Jewish heritage – for everyone.
Why
We aim to break stereotypes and fight misinformation about Jewish people, culture, and history.
After October 7, launched as an initiative to respond to Jewish pride, education, and visibility.
when
#EveryOctober- a time of renewal, reflection, and unity.
Tammuz, the tenth month of the Hebrew calendar, is also a period of mourning and remembrance – themes that resonate deeply during Jewish History Month.
where?
Everywhere. But mostly Berlin.
Take part in activities all month long , visit a museum, enjoy Israeli cuisine, or volunteer ,
and tag your actions with #JewishHistoryMonth.
who?
A grassroots initiative. Private. Independent.
It is independent, with no political backing or agenda -just a collective desire to raise awareness, connect people, and spark meaningful conversations.
How?
Easy. Accessible. For everyone.
Whether you’re a business, school, educator or individual – you can take part.
You’re invited to visit museums, enjoy Israeli cuisine, or take part in meaningful volunteer opportunities.
Get Involved and Make an Impact
Companies, Organizations And Institutions
- Synagogue Visit:Â Organize a guided tour or open house at a local synagogue.
- Group Visit to Jewish Monuments and Sites: Explore and learn about the Jewish history in the city.
- Talks and Lectures: Invite external speakers or guest rabbis for lectures or discussions about Judaism and Israeli culture.
- Jewish-Israeli Meal: Group meal at an Israeli restaurant and introduction to traditional dishes.
- Film or Series Screening: Group screening of Jewish or Israeli-themed films and series.
- Jewish Museum Tour: Educational activity or team building.
- Company Event with Israeli Atmosphere: Book an Israeli DJ with Mediterranean catering.
- Community Volunteering: Participate in Jewish or Israeli volunteer initiatives.
Schools and Educational Institutions:
- Personal Research Project: Each student chooses a significant Jewish figure, writes an essay or creates a presentation and presents it to the class.
- Educational Film Screenings: Films about Judaism or Israel.
- Educational Visits: Visit a synagogue, Jewish museum, or local Jewish monuments.
- Jewish Theater Performance: Host or participate in an educational Jewish play.
- School Information Board: Create a corridor board with interesting facts, quotes, and prominent figures from Jewish history.
Individuals and Families:
- Jewish Heritage Tour: Independent visit to a synagogue or historical city tour.
- Watch a Film or Series: Watch movies or series about Judaism and Israeli culture.
- Visit Jewish Community Memorials: Visit and pay respects.
- Reading or Listening: Read a book or listen to podcasts about Judaism and Israeli culture.
- Children’s Activities: Puppet theater, craft workshop, or bedtime stories with Jewish values.
- Join Volunteering: Join volunteer initiatives in Jewish organizations.
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