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Membership
In 1976, the year of the American Bicentennial celebration, a conference on
Southern Jewish History was held in Richmond, Virginia. Participants at that
conference were so stimulated that they decided to revitalize a long dormant
organization. The present Southern Jewish Historical Society was established.
Membership in The Southern Jewish Historical Society is open to any person and
organization interested in its purposes. The major source of funds for the
Society is membership dues. Contributions to the Society are tax deductible
within the limits of the law.
Memberships run from January 1 to December 31 each year. New memberships that
join from October 1 to December 31 run through the following year
Key Benefits of becoming a member of the Southern Jewish Historical Society
- An Annual Conference
- An Annual Conference is held in a different community each year where papers and
programs are presented on the history, folkways, and communal of Jews in the South
- A Newsletter
- The quarterly newsletter contains Society news, networking information, and articles of
interest to the Southern Jewish historian, as well as to lay people of all faiths
- A free copy of our annual journal, Southern Jewish
History.
- Publication
- Access to purchase publications of the SJHS.
Previous publications include:
- Jews of the South
- Selected Essays from the Southern Jewish Historical Society
- Financial Support
- See our Grants Page to view how your membership dollars help further research into Southern Jewish History
- Cooperation
- The Society cooperates with institutions, agencies, and communities in presenting
related programs and exhibits
- Networking
- The Society offers networking between individuals and national and local resources for
research, programming and technical archival assistance.
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