In the face of frequent adversity, how have Jewish communities managed to survive—and sometimes thrive—across the ages? At this year’s Greenfield Summer Institute, we will consider the many answers to this question. From immigration and flight, to witnessing, testimony, and restitution, Jews have developed countless ways to sustain their culture, religion, values, and livelihoods. Join us as speakers from different fields gather in Madison to explore Jewish resourcefulness, resistance, and resilience in a turbulent world.

Hosted by the Mosse/Weinstein Center for Jewish Studies at UW-Madison, the Greenfield Summer Institute is a four-day summer institute in Madison for adults featuring Jewish Studies scholars from around the country. Each year, the Institute's lectures center around a different theme.

In-person and online attendance options are available.

To find more information and to register, visit: https://cjs.wisc.edu/greenfield/