Jewish History Association of South Wales

New additions to the site:
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Holocaust Memorial Tablet Narratives.
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Welcome To JHASW
The Jewish History Association of South Wales (JHASW) was established in January 2018 with the aim to uncover, document, preserve, and share the tangible and intangible cultural heritage of the Jewish communities of south Wales.
On this site you will be able to:
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Learn about the histories of the Jewish communities of south Wales through online exhibitions, oral histories, talks and narratives.
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Learn about our projects and project partners and see some of the work we have done together.
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Explore our heritage trails.
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Support our work by donating.
Explore our Heritage Trails
We are in the process of creating a digital Jewish Heritage Trail for Cardiff.
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As well as this major piece of work we have created a smaller trail for Aberdare.

Our Talks
Missed One Of Our Talks? - View Them Online!
These presentations are based on talks given during our past and present projects.

Volunteers' Blog
Find out what we've been up to!
Find out more about our projects and the experiences of our volunteers from our blog posts.

Take a walk through our Online Exhibitions
We have made an online presentation of our touring exhibition, created as part of our first project, ‘The Records and Testimonies of the South Wales Jewish Communities’.
In partnership with Cynon Valley Museum, we have created several online exhibitions as part of their ‘Stories from the Collection’ series.

Our Oral Histories
We have created over 70 oral histories from individuals with links to the local Jewish communities. The recordings, together with their full transcriptions, have been deposited at the Screen and Sound Archive.

Heritage Toolkit
Find Out How To Preserve Your Heritage!
Our Heritage Toolkit is designed to give practical, step-by-step guidance on creating high-quality digital outputs to those individuals and organisations who wish to preserve their heritage but have no experience in this area.

Our Digital Archive
We use the People’s Collection Wales website as our shop window to showcase the material we digitise and describe.