The Czestochowa-Radomsko Area Research Group (CRARG) finds, translates, and indexes a wide variety of Jewish records from the late 1790s to the 1940s for Jews who lived in a number of towns in modern-...

The Museum of Family History is a virtual, multimedia, and interactive website for users to learn more about modern Jewish history and the Jewish family unit in particular. Through exhibitions that of...

SynagogueScribes is a project to offer information about Anglo-Jewish community records It includes fully searchable databases of London Ashkenazi Synagogue and secular records, with the emphasis on p...

CemeteryScribes is a database of headstone inscriptions from Jewish cemeteries throughout the UK compiled by volunteers. The aim of this project is to preserve for future generations for free the info...

Jewish Heritage Europe (JHE) is a an expanding web portal to a wide range of news, information, and resources concerning Jewish monuments and heritage sites all over Europe. JHE aggregates information...

An ongoing doctoral project by Milena Zeidler at the University of Oxford examines pan-European Jewish relief networks and their role in the shaping of modern Jewish international consciousness in Cen...

Litvak World is a private non-profit organization established as "Jerusalem of the North" that works to preserve and cherish the cultural heritage of Litvaks, that is, Jews of the former Grand Duchy o...

The Lo Tishkach [לא תשכח] European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative aims to guarantee the effective and lasting preservation and protection of Jewish cemeteries and mass graves throughout Europe. To this ...

Poetrans [פואטרנס] provides an index of poetry translations into Hebrew. The project aspires to be a digital database of all tables of content of all poetry books ever translated into Hebrew (though n...

A collection of the New York Public Library's Dorot Jewish Division, the American Jewish Committee Oral History Collection holds the only complete compilation of transcripts and recordings from a 25-y...

The Digitized Archives Program of the International Catacomb Society (DAPICS) is a developing resource for scholars worldwide for visual data on ancient sites. By integrating current documentation of ...