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Description: Jewish Children’s Folkshul is a secular humanist school and adult community that seeks to promote social justice and foster Jewish cultural identity, tradition, and history through its programming and activities. The Jewish Children’s Folkshul is the successor to a series of merged organizations of Jewish secular schools or folkshuls across Philadelphia including a merger between the Folkshuln of Philadelphia and the Jewish Children’s School of Philadelphia in 1980. Website content changes over time, but the website for the Jewish Children’s Folkshul has included a history of the organization, Sunday school curriculum, class blogs, outline of the educational philosophy and B’nai Mitzvah program, an events calendar, and membership information.
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Subject: Judaism and secularism
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2015-
Corporate Names: Jewish Children's Folkshul
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Opened in 1975, the Klein Jewish Community Center (JCC) provides cultural, educational, and recreational programming to the Jewish community in Northeast Philadelphia, PA. Website content changes over time, but Klein JCC’s website has included information about the center’s health and wellness facilities, before and after school programs, summer camp, Russian Speakers Center, and programming associated with the New Americans and Adult Services departments.
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Subject: Jewish community centers
Creator: Raymond and Miriam Klein JCC
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Raymond and Miriam Klein JCC
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The Gershman Y, a community cultural and arts center in Center City Philadelphia was dedicated in 1985 and previously served as the YM-YWHA Branch of the Jewish Ys and Centers of Greater Philadelphia. Website content changes over time, but Gershman Y’s website has included a staff directory and current board of directors, information on programs, events, and exhibitions, a donation page, a short history of the organization, and location, hours, and contact information.
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Subject: Jewish community centers
Creator: Gershman Y
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2017-
Corporate Names: Gershman Y
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center (PJAC) was established in 1972 as a joint project between the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Jewish Committee and the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia to collect and preserve the historical records of the Jewish community in the Greater Philadelphia region. In 2009, the Center’s collections became part of Temple University Libraries’ Special Collections Research Center. In 2019, the Center ceased operation after fulfilling its endowment pledge in support of the collections. Website content changes over time, but the Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center’s website has included an organization history and mission statement, board of directors list, and online exhibits.
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Subject: Jewish archives
Creator: Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2015-
Corporate Names: Philadelphia Jewish Archives Center
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Sholom Aleichem Club of Philadelphia, which operated from 1954 to 2014, was a member organization for the promotion and preservation of secular Judaism in Philadelphia. The club has published books of essays and Yiddish stories in English translation and organized events from meetings and conferences to holiday observances, discussion groups, and lecture presentations. Website content changes over time, but the club’s website has included membership information, a short history of the organization, list of publications produced by the club, and links to affiliated and associated organizations of similar scope and interest.
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Subject: Judaism and secularism, Yiddishists
Creator: Sholom Aleichem Club of Philadelphia
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Sholom Aleichem Club of Philadelphia
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel (BZBI), located in Philadelphia’s Rittenhouse Square neighborhood, is a conservative congregation established in 1964 from the merger of Temple Beth Zion and Temple Beth Israel. In 1984, BZBI absorbed the Neziner Congregation formerly located in the Queen Village neighborhood. Website content changes over time, but Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel’s website has included information about educational programming it offers, the admissions process, and event calendars for the Neziner Hebrew School, play and preschools. BZBI’s website also includes FAQs about services for life cycle events, links to external resources including websites of local Jewish organizations and about Conservative Judaism, past issues of the synagogue newsletter and the Rabbi’s sermons, a staff directory, and the BZBI Dictionary of Jewish tradition and terms.
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Subject: Conservative Judaism
Creator: Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Federation Early Learning Services (FELS), originally known as Federation Day Services, was established in 1973 from the merger of Downtown Children’s Center and Samuel Paley Day Care Center. FELS provides early childhood education programming for children ranging in age from infant to school age in centers located in Philadelphia, Montgomery, and Delaware Counties. Website content changes over time, but Federation Early Learning Services' website has included a history of the organization, directory information for all FELS’ centers, curriculum information, a monthly events calendar, employment listings, and links to external resources on parenting, childhood development, and early childhood education awareness and advocacy. Access to portions of the website is restricted to staff members with log in credentials.
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Subject: Early childhood education
Creator: Federation Early Learning Services (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Federation Early Learning Services (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/finding_aids/federation-early-learning-services-philadelphia-pa-records-84acaa03-4690-4cc6-928a-c5036d42750b
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://librarysearch.temple.edu/catalog/991036886606503811
Description: Germantown Jewish Centre (GJC) is a conservative congregation founded in 1936 in Northwest Philadelphia. Website content changes over time, but GJC's website has included a history of the congregation from the 1930s to the 1950s, an events calendar, current and past synagogue newsletters, information on membership, club activities, educational programming, prayer and holiday services, and a Rabbi’s blog.
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Subject: Conservative Judaism
Creator: Germantown Jewish Centre
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Germantown Jewish Centre
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Founded in 1882 as the Association for the Protection of Jewish Immigrants, HIAS Pennsylvania is an organization that “provides legal and supportive services to immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers from all backgrounds in order to assure their fair treatment and full integration into American society." Website content changes over time, but HIAS Pennsylvania's website has included information about resettlement, citizenship and related services offered, resource guides and reports on immigration related topics, and links to external service providers and advocacy groups.
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Subject: Immigration advocates, Emigration and immigration, Refugees--Services for
Creator: HIAS Pennsylvania
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.) , Pennsylvania
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: HIAS Pennsylvania
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/finding_aids/15
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://librarysearch.temple.edu/catalog/991036923205403811
Description: Founded as the Federation of Jewish Charities in 1901, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s mission is “to mobilize financial and volunteer resources to address the Jewish community’s most critical priorities in Philadelphia, Israel and in the former Soviet Union.” Website content changes over time, but Federation’s website and social media pages have included documentation about programs, services, and fundraising initiatives operated by the Federation and its affiliate community groups to assist those in need and foster community among the Jewish population in Philadelphia and the surrounding counties. A resource guide with directory information about regional Jewish organizations and services as well as employment listings has also been a part of the Federation’s website.
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Subject: Federations, Financial (Social service)
Creator: Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Jewish Family and Children's Service (JFCS) of Greater Philadelphia was established in 1983 from the merger of the Association for Jewish Children and the Jewish Family Service. JFCS’ mission is “to strengthen families and individuals across generations and cultures to achieve stability, independence and community by offering a diverse array of services to help children, adults, seniors, and families cope with challenges that arise throughout the lifecycle." Website content changes over time, but JFCS' website has included detailed program descriptions and contact information for the broad range of social services it provides including counseling, domestic violence support, hospice support, adult special needs programming, and child welfare including adoption.
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Subject: Faith-based human services, Family social work, People with disabilities--Services for, Older people--Services for, Child Welfare, Adoption agencies
Creator: Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia (JGSGP) is a member organization founded in 1979 to promote interest in Jewish genealogical research. Website content changes over time, but the Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia’s website has included a historical timeline, administrative bylaws, information on membership, meetings, and projects, past issues of the quarterly newsletter, and links to external genealogy resources.
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Subject: Jews--Genealogy--Societies, etc.
Creator: Jewish Genealogical Society of Greater Philadelphia
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2015-
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The Jewish Publication Society (JPS), originally known as the Jewish Publication Society of America, is a nonprofit organization founded in 1888 in Philadelphia, PA which promotes Jewish heritage and cultural values through the publication and distribution of literary works of Jewish content in the English language. In 2012, JPS entered into a long-term publishing partnership with the University of Nebraska Press to handle production and distribution. Website content changes over time, but JPS' website has included a digital catalog of current publications, press releases, excerpted segments of the JPS Audio Bible, links to external book reviews and articles about JPS, and information on manuscript submission guidelines and donor sponsorship of future publications.
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Subject: Jewish publishers, Jewish booksellers
Creator: Jewish Publication Society
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Jewish Publication Society
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://librarysearch.temple.edu/catalog/991006328369703811
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/finding_aids/157
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Originally opened in 1975 as the Klein Jewish Community Center (JCC), KleinLife provides cultural, educational, and recreational programming to the Jewish community in Northeast Philadelphia, Center City, and Montgomery County. Website content changes over time, but KleinLife’s website has included hours of operation, a membership page, a short history of the organization and mission statement, board and staff directories, information about the center’s health and wellness facilities, volunteer opportunities, and programming for seniors, children, and Russian speaking Jews.
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Subject: Jewish community centers
Creator: KleinLife (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2017-
Corporate Names: KleinLife (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Philadelphia Section is a chapter of the national volunteer-based organization, primarily made up of women that provides opportunities for members to attend educational and social events, volunteer, and lobby with other section members. Website content changes over time, but the National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Philadelphia Section’s website has included an events page, list of current section officers, photo gallery, chapter bulletins, and external links to donate to organizations the NCJW Greater Philadelphia Section directly supports.
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Subject: Jewish women -- Societies and clubs
Creator: Nation Council of Jewish Women. Greater Philadelphia Section
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2017-
Corporate Names: National Council of Jewish Women. Greater Philadelphia Section
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://librarysearch.temple.edu/catalog/991036845204003811
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/finding_aids/national-council-of-jewish-women-greater-philadelphia-section-records
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Beginning in 1981, the Gershman Y’s Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival (PJFF) has presented independent feature films and documentaries that explore the diversity of the Jewish experience during an annual film festival typically held in the Fall at various theaters in the Philadelphia area. Website content changes over time, but PJFF's website has included a film lineup listing each of the films shown during the festival with synopses, show times, and an option to purchase tickets through the Gershman Ys’ online box office. The website has also included information about PJFF’s Spring Monday night film series and advertising and sponsorship opportunities for the film festival.
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Subject: Jewish film festivals
Creator: Philadelphia Jewish Film Festival
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Gershman Y
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Congregation Rodeph Shalom, founded in 1795 in Philadelphia, is the oldest Ashkenazic synagogue in the Western Hemisphere. Website content changes over time, but synagogue’s website has included a history of the congregation and its synagogue building, staff directory, news articles, events calendar, past High Holiday sermons, and information on membership, club activities, educational programming, congregational and youth choirs, prayer and worship services, exhibitions on contemporary Jewish art shown in the synagogue museum, and volunteer opportunities for social action and community engagement initiatives.
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Subject: Reform Judaism
Creator: Congregation Rodeph Shalom (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Congregation Rodeph Shalom (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The Board of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia primarily serves as a forum for professional support and development for rabbis in the Greater Philadelphia region. Provides representation on Philadelphia’s Religious Leaders Council and also takes part in some public events, such as the annual Holocaust Memorial Ceremony. Website content changes over time, but the Board of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia’s website has included an executive committee and staff list, membership application, and information on past and upcoming programs. Access to portions of the website is restricted to members with log in credentials.
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Subject: Rabbis -- Societies, etc.
Creator: Board of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2017-
Corporate Names: Board of Rabbis of Greater Philadelphia
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/finding_aids/board-of-rabbis-of-greater-philadelphia
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://librarysearch.temple.edu/catalog/991037062483603811
Description: Einstein Healthcare Network is a healthcare system offering services throughout Philadelphia and Montgomery counties at several hospitals and outpatient treatment centers. Website content changes over time, but Einstein’s website has included information for patients and visitors including facility locations and related medical services, wellness programs, health screenings, and related community events. Healthcare professionals can access information on Einstein’s residency program, fellowships, research, and clinical trials. Einstein’s website also includes The Health Topics Library, a searchable online database of peer-reviewed information on diseases and conditions, diagnoses and treatments, surgeries and procedures, prescription and over the counter drug interactions, and patient and consumer health videos.
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Subject: Mental health facilities, Rehabilitation centers, Teaching hospitals
Creator: Einstein Healthcare Network
Language: English
Coverage: Montgomery County (Pa.), Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Moss Rehabilitation Hospital, Albert Einstein Medical Center
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The Female Hebrew Benevolent Society (FHBS), founded in 1819, is a volunteer run Jewish charitable organization providing emergency financial assistance for women in need and camp scholarships for children. Website content changes over time, but FHBS’ website has included information about the organization’s history, assistance programs, and the demographics of their clients, as well as instructions for making charitable donations.
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Subject: Faith-based human services, Women in charitable work, Older people--Services for
Creator: Female Hebrew Benevolent Society (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Female Hebrew Benevolent Society (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Archival Collection Bibliographic Record cut and paste URL into your browser : http://librarysearch.temple.edu/catalog/991036440399703811
Archival Collection Finding Aid cut and paste URL into your browser : http://library.temple.edu/finding_aids/female-hebrew-benevolent-society-philadelphia-pa-records
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Dedicated in 1976, the Kaiserman JCC is the successor to the Western branch of the Jewish Ys and Centers of Greater Philadelphia and is a full-service community center offering educational, recreational and social programs and services to the Main Line, Philadelphia and Philadelphia Suburbs. Website content changes over time, but Kaiserman JCC’s website has included hours of operation, membership rules and regulations, board and staff directories, swim club amenities and rules, health and fitness programs and schedules, preschool and kindergarten, and youth programs including summer camp.
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Subject: Jewish community centers
Creator: Kaiserman JCC
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2017-
Corporate Names: Kaiserman JCC
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: Formerly known as the Historic Congregation B’nai Abraham, the B'nai Abraham Chabad was originally incorporated in 1882 as Chevra B’nai Avrohom Mi Russe. The synagogue building, built in 1910 is located at 521-527 Lombard Street and serves a congregation based on Orthodox traditions. Website content changes over time, but B'nai Abraham Chabad’s website has included information on religious services, upcoming events, preschool and adult education classes, a historical timeline, membership application, a donation page, external links to local resources, and an online gift shop.
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Subject: Orthodox Judaism
Creator: B’nai Abraham Chabad
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2017-
Corporate Names: B’nai Abraham Chabad
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
Description: The Society Hill Synagogue is a congregation began in 1967 and located in Center City Philadelphia that offers religious services based on Conservative liturgy. Website content changes over time, but the synagogue's website has included a short timeline and history of the synagogues’ building, a listing of current members of the Board of Directors, enrollment and registration information for the synagogue’s playschool, pre-k, Hebrew school, and adult education programs, an events calendar, and past issues of the congregation newsletter. Access to portions of the website is restricted to members with log in credentials.
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Subject: Conservative Judaism
Creator: Society Hill Synagogue (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Language: English
Coverage: Philadelphia (Pa.)
Date: 2014-
Corporate Names: Society Hill Synagogue (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Collector: Special Collections Research Center, Temple University Libraries
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