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05/15/2020 - Breman Online Speaker Series

The Breman Museum Online Speaker Series: Jews of the American South
May 15 2020 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

The Breman Museum Online Speaker Series: Jews of the American South

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Join Jeremy Katz, Director of the Cuba Family Archives, as he delves into Southern Jewish History.

Jeremy will speak on the Jews of the American south and how families, culture, and life succeeded and persevered in The American South. From the schooner William and Sarah that brought the first Jews to Georgia in 1733 to the modern tapestry that is modern-day Jewish life in the South.

This is our Fourth and final installment of our partnered virtual series with the Jewish Educational Alliance and Savannah Jewish Federation thank you for participating in our past events..

This webinar will be held in Zoom and is freely available to all. Click on the link below to join a waiting room ahead of the start of the program.

Where
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Schedule
10-11:00: Video Webinar

Price
Free

This webinar will be held on the Zoom platform. By clicking the link you should be able to access the webinar, but if you have any issues here are some useful resources for troubleshooting before the day of the program.

How to join a Webinar in Zoom.

How to use the Webinar chat in Zoom.

How to use the Raise Hand feature to ask a question.

Funding for this program is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners.

             

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