Super excited that @BBCWorld ran a story about my new forthcoming @YiddishGlory album, featuring a song written by an eyewitness of a massacre of Jews in Zhabokrych in 1941.
bbc.com/audio/play/w172zw8k5… (starts at 18:08) thank you @SSHRC_CRSH for supporting this research!
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Talked to @CP24 about the survey reporting a large number of Canadian young people saying "Holocaust is exaggerated"... Takeaway: we need more education in History.
Very excited about this next week. When do I get to see my colleagues all wearing their hats and gowns discussing such important issues? @CJSUofT @UofTGerman @UofTReligion@uoftphilosophy@uoftmedicine
Well, it was really something, full house at @CanadasNAC presenting @YiddishGlory with @AliceZawadzki, Psoy Korolenko and @jeremyledbetter still thinking about emotional roller coaster of the performance… as usual, no proper photo…
To mark Holocaust Remembrance Week, Grammy-nominated ensemble @YiddishGlory plays at the @CanadasNAC today. The group performs resurrected songs created by Holocaust victims and survivors in Ukraine and Moldova that were thought lost to history.
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Music, Diaspora and Violence is one of my favourite classes to teach at @UofT. Very excited that @UofTArtSci newsletter published this great piece about it by Cynthia Macdonald, and thank you for @UofT_CDTS students for saying such nice things too!!
@CJSUofT, @UofTGerman
In wartime, music can be two different things: a weapon, or an important source of comfort and healing. Wars, Diaspora & Music is a course that explores how music plays a key role during war and other forms of violent conflict and displacement.
Read more: bit.ly/3GviJ19
Our government has been abundantly clear on our position regarding celebratory statements on the killings of Israeli civilians by Hamas terrorist groups, they have no place in Ontario and certainly not in our postsecondary institutions.