The month of May celebrates Jewish American Heritage Month as an annual recognition of American Jews' achievements and contributions to the United States of America. In April of 2006, President George Bush became the first United States President to dedicate the full month of May as a time to reflect and learn about the unique history and impact of Jewish Americans.
In celebration of Jewish American heritage, WEDU PBS invites you to explore Jewish Americans' past and present accomplishments and identities. Below you will find programming that educates and engages you about the importance of Jewish American history.
The Florida Holocaust Museum illuminates the rescue of Denmark's Jews.
Honest conversation about the Jewish community, race, bias and Antisemitism.
The Jewish Federation of Sarasota-Manatee presents Violins of Hope.
Painter Samuel Bak reflects on seven decades as an artist and Holocaust survivor.
An artist from Indian Rocks Beach turns ordinary stones into whimsical works of art.
