SAMS Roots Project

The SAMS Roots project shares memories and experiences of a selection of members of the St Albans Masorti Synagogue, including what brought them to SAMS. A professional biographer, Caroline Pearce, interviewed 12 members of SAMS and allow us to store and display their stories to ensure that they are available …

Rainbow Jews

Launched in October 2012, Rainbow Jews is a pioneering project that records and showcases Jewish lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) history from the 1950s to today. It captures the voices and experiences of Jewish LGBT people in the UK through oral histories and archive creation. The diverse materials will …

Lily’s Legacy

Lily’s Legacy examines how Liberal Judaism embodies the vision of its founders – Lily Montagu, Claude Montefiore and Rabbi Dr Israel Mattuck – both today and throughout its history. It will document, share and celebrate Liberal Judaism’s rich heritage as well as its contribution to British society, while preserving our …

Jewish Gilroes

Lives Behind the StonesThis was a Heritage Lottery funded project with the original aim of preserving records of early burials at the Jewish Gilroes site in response to some worrying signs of subsidence and deterioration of the land. The project developed into cataloguing the entire Jewish Cemetery so that the …

Sephardi Voices UK

We record and capture the experiences of Jews from the Middle East, North Africa and Iran who settled in the UK. We’ve carried out over 100 interviews to date. Please get in touch if you’d like to share your story, or if you have resources or events you’d like us …

Jewish Voices Leicester

Memories of the Jewish Community in Leicester during the 1940s and 50s. Throughout the summer of 2008, 70 people, who formed part of Leicester’s Jewish population back in the 1940s and 50s, delved into their memories, raided attics and blew the dust from their photograph albums to create a personal, …

Shalom Sussex

Shalom Sussex – The Jewish Community in WWI will profile the contribution Jewish people in Sussex made during the First World War – both on the home-front and abroad on the battlefield. Jewish people make up a small part of the Sussex demographic, and with partners and participants we have …