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    • Exhibitions
    • Historic Synagogue
    • Project Team
  • Programs & Events
    • Calendar
    • Capital Jewish Food Festival
    • Sukkah City x DC
    • Recent Events
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    • Walking Tours
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Local Heritage Tourism as a Tool for Jewish Engagement 

The Whole SpielBy Maura ScanlonApril 6, 2020

The Jewish world has been stunned by the successes of international heritage programs, like MoL and Birthright, in strengthening Jewish identity. The principles of these programs’ successes, however, like inspiring place-based rootedness and a sense of belonging to Jewish history, have yet to be embraced at the local level. Across America, the landscape of Jewish programming is Read More

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