Collaborating Organizations

מיטאַרבטנדיקע אָרגאַניזאַציעס

אַ שיינעם דאַנק

Our Collaborating Organizations

At Yiddishland California, our partner organizations assist us in bringing cultural programs, classes, and community events to life. These partnerships help us share the Yiddish language and heritage with a broader audience, create unique artistic collaborations, and connect people through meaningful cultural experiences

Our partners include leading universities, cultural foundations, media organizations, and community groups. From academic research to local arts festivals, these collaborating organizations play a key role in shaping our programs. Together, we organize lectures, musical performances, art exhibitions, and educational workshops that celebrate the richness of Yiddish culture.

UC San Diego: Institute of Arts and Humanities, Jewish Studies
UC San Diego: Social Sciences, Anthropology
Sunrise Foundation for Education and the Arts
La Jolla Village Merchants Association
The Wall Street Journal. WSJ
The Yiddish Daily Forward
Forward logo
Logo of la jolla loght
San Diego Reader
L'Chaim: San Diego Magazine
AJS: Association for Jewish Studies
Yiddish Book Center
SAJAC: South African Jewish American Community
Moishe House: Inspiring Jewish Homes
Hazon: The Jewish Lab for Sustainability
Le Salon de Musiques
Jewish Family Service
Temple Adat Shalom: The Center for Reform Jewish Life. San Diego, North County Inland, California
House of Israel
J San Diego, Lawrence Family JCC, Jacobs Family Campus
Hillel San Diego
Urban Kibbutz of SD Logo
San Diego International Fringe Festival
New Village Arts
Temple Beth Shalom in Chula Vista, CA Logo
Yugntruf (Call to Youth)
House of Pacific Relations: International cottages
Gelson's: Life Tastes Better Here
Gelson's: Life Tastes Better Here
Gelson's: Life Tastes Better Here
Gelson's: Life Tastes Better Here
Gelson's: Life Tastes Better Here
One Table
Trader Joe's
Jimbo's logo
Gelson's: Life Tastes Better Here

Through these collaborations, we’ve hosted public lectures with UC San Diego, presented performances in partnership with the Sunrise Foundation, and featured articles in The Wall Street Journal and The Forward. Each project has helped us reach new audiences and preserve Yiddish heritage for future generations.

If your organization shares our passion for cultural preservation, language education, or the arts, we invite you to join our network of collaborating organizations. Together, we can continue to build a vibrant and inclusive cultural community. Contact us at info@yiddishland.ca to explore partnership opportunities.

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