Bet Debora - Jewish Women's Perspectives Archiv
31 Episoden
35 Minuten
Jewish Women’s Aid was the first organisation in Britain - and arguably in Europe – to help Jewish victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse. Rabbi Lee Wax describes the kind of violence and abuse Jewish women and children are exposed to and the ways her organisation can help them.
37 Minuten
Anikó Félix is a Sociologist, received her PhD in Sociology from Eötvös Lóránd Science University, Budapest, Hungary in 2019. From 2020, she serves as a Case Manager for Combating Antisemitism at the World Jewish Congress. Her main fields of expertise are the contemporary far right movements, subculture and parties with a huge focus on their gender aspect, right-wing populism and antisemitism.
40 Minuten
Yael Hashiloni-Dolev, Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Ben Gurion University of the Negev, about the ways genetic technologies change our notions of family and the position of mothers in society. More about Prof. Hashiloni-Dolev: https://in.bgu.ac.il/en/Pages/Yael-Hashiloni-Dolev.aspx
51 Minuten
Susanne Scholl beobachtete und kommentierte als Auslandskorrespondentin des Österreichischen Rundfunks den Fall des kommunistischen Regimes, den Aufstieg Vladimir Putins und den Krieg in Tschetschenien. Heute engagiert sie sich für Demokratie, Menschenrechte und einen humanen Umgang mit Flüchtlingen.
Dieser Podcast entstand in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Institut für Politikwissenschaften der Universität Wien.
Dieser Podcast entstand in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Institut für Politikwissenschaften der Universität Wien.
41 Minuten
Norli Lappin-Eppel spricht mit Shoshanna Duizend-Jensen, Historikerin und Archivarin, Tempelvorständin und Flüchtlingshelferin in Wien, über ihre Aktivitäten und die Stellung der Frauen in der orthodoxen jüdischen Gemeinde.
52 Minuten
Andrea Petö, Professor for Gender Studies at the Central European University, Vienna, talks with Lori Weintrob, Professor of History and founding director of the Wagner College Holocaust Center, Staten Island, New York, and Laura Morowitz, who is currently researching issues of art in Nazi Vienna about the different forms of Jewish women’s heroism. They discuss why it is important to remember these heroines and what they mean for us today.
1 Stunde 14 Minuten
Norli Lappin-Eppel spricht mit Elisa Klapheck, Rabbinerin der liberalen Synagogengemeinschaft „Egalitärer Minjan“ in der Jüdischen Gemeinde in Frankfurt am Main und Professorin für Jüdische Studien an der Universität Paderborn darüber, was uns Rabbinerin Regina Jonas, die Philosophin Margarete Susman und die Judaistin Pnina Navé Levinson heute zu sagen haben. Außerdem zeigt sie den Zusammenhang zwischen jüdischer Tradition und Politik und erklärt, wie der Talmud ihr hilft, die Wirtschaftsseiten der Zeitung zu verstehen.
44 Minuten
In this podcast Andrea Petö, Professor of Gender Studies at the Central European University, Vienna, discusses the relationship of gender studies and Jewish studies with Paula de Villa from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich, and Veronique Sina from the Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. The speakers also reflect on the relationship between academia and politics and the necessity to combine them.
58 Minuten
In this podcast Norli Lappin-Eppel talks to Rabbi Barbara Borts from Newcastle, England. They talk about the challenges women rabbis and women cantors are faced with and about the importance of music in synagogue services. Rabbi Borts also explains the connection between Yiddish and Yiddishkait and the different forms the practice of Judaism can take.
40 Minuten
Andrea Pető and Norli Lappin-Eppel talk with Simone Suskind from Bruxelles about her initiatives to foster a Jewish-Palestine dialogue as a way to reach a peaceful solution for the Middle East conflict. Simone talks about the Jewish Secular Center in Bruxelles, her achievements as a politician and her activities and ideas to fight antisemitism. Moreover, Simone describes her project of training women in order to become future political leaders in the Maghreb countries.
1 Stunde 3 Minuten
Im neusten Podcast sprechen wir mit Martina Maschke aus Wien über die Bedeutung von jüdischer Erziehung im Allgemeinen und der Zwi Perez Chajes-Schule im Besonderen. Martina Maschke berichtet außerdem über die Verbesserung der Holocausterziehung in Österreich und die Zusammenarbeit mit Yad Vashem sowie über ihre Arbeit bei der International Holocaust Remembracne Alliance (IHRA), wo sie sich besonders für die Anerkennung des Roma-Genozids einsetzt.
38 Minuten
In this podcast Tova Starik talks about her way from Zfat to New York and Vienna. In Vienna Tova and her husband Rabbi Moshe Starik established "Bayit", an organization that offers seminars for young Jewish professionals in order to help them to build Jewish homes in Europe. Tova also explains the philosophy of Chabad about lighting the spark in every Jew and bringing light to the world.
1 Stunde
Norli Lappin-Eppel talks with Dominique Tomasov Blinder in Barcelona about Jewish life in Spain, about the renewed interest of the Spanish government and the Spanish population in Jewish heritage 500 years after the expulsion of Jews from Spain and about her personal efforts to preserve this heritage and make it known to a broad national and international public.
43 Minuten
In this podcast, Rabbi Dr Barbara Borts, who lives in Newcastle, England, and Rabbi Ariel Friedlander, who lives in Modena, Italy, talk about fostering progressive Jewish life in Italy, about how various strands of Judaism in the UK are dealing with the pandemic, and about how their pets have helped them to cope during the lockdowns in the UK and Italy. They share their feelings about the positive aspects and the difficult aspects of Jewish life during the past year.
Music: Vermont Nocturne by Vally Weigl (1894 Vienna – 1982 New York) Extraplatte
Music: Vermont Nocturne by Vally Weigl (1894 Vienna – 1982 New York) Extraplatte
55 Minuten
In this podcast Norli Lappin-Eppel speaks with Prof. Andrea Petö, Professor for Gender Studies at the Central European University (CEU), about the reasons why her university had to move from Budapest to Vienna and how this reflects the situation in Hungary. We also look back at the 4th International Bet Debora Conference, which took place in Budapest in August 2006 and was hosted by the CEU. Another topic of our talk is Andrea Petö’s research. Her focus are women in World War II: victims as well as perpetrators. She explains how these divergent topics are connected and why she thinks that it is important to reflect and talk about them.
Music: Vermont Nocturne by Vally Weigl (1894 Vienna – 1982 New York) Extraplatte
Music: Vermont Nocturne by Vally Weigl (1894 Vienna – 1982 New York) Extraplatte
