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February 18, 2021 - Image 19

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The Detroit Jewish News, 2021-02-18

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FEBRUARY 18 • 2021 | 19

WHAT YOU CAN DO
We can’t do this without you.
Through this partnership
between the Leo M. Franklin
Archives and the Leonard N.
Simons Jewish Community
Archives, we intend for this
to be a true community
project. Any Michigander
who identifies as Jewish is
encouraged to participate.
There are many ways you
can contribute! What we
didn’t do during the pandemic
is just as important as what
we did do. It is easy to think
we don’t have a story to
tell if it’s not one of altered
celebrations or the frustrations
of homeschooling. The fact is,
our very existence in the time
of COVID is a valuable piece
of the historical perspective.
We are looking for anything
that documents how you are
coping with the limitations
of COVID-19, from finding

a way to work remotely,
entertaining your family while
in lockdown, celebrating
milestones without parties or
just navigating once-simple
tasks like grocery shopping.
Here is a short breakdown of
what we are collecting:
• Photographs
• Diaries/Journals
• Audio/Video
• Oral History Interview
• Completed Questionnaires

(You do not have to
contribute anything else
to complete this part!)
Instead of letting future
generations rely on snippets
from the newspaper or a
random photograph, let’s give
them the gift of knowledge
and certainty. Our stories
become not only insight into
how we lived and experienced
this time, but will also provide
an opportunity to learn
from what we went through

and hopefully lend them
more tools to deal with the
challenges they may face in
the future.
No matter your story,
no matter how you want
to tell it, we want to
preserve it. Join this effort

by visiting the COVID-19
Archives Collection website:
jewishdetroit.org/Covid19-
collections.

This story first appeared on

myjewishdetroit.org.

EMILY ZUSSMAN

The Williams-
Trepeck wedding
viewed through
laptops

“I NEVER IMAGINED OUR
WEDDING WOULD BE A

LIVESTREAMED EVENT.”

— LAURA WILLIAMS

Facilitated by Lynn Breuer, LMSW
Director of Community Outreach
and Wellness at JFS

$18 suggested donation

For questions or to register,

visit jfsspotlightevent.org
jfsspotlightevent.org

or
or call 248.592.2339
248.592.2339

Jewish Family Service
Book Club

Join us as we discuss
Kimberly Williams-Paisley’s
book, Where The Light Gets
Where The Light Gets

In: Losing My Mother Only to
In: Losing My Mother Only to

Find Her Again
Find Her Again

A VIRTUAL EVENING WITH
A VIRTUAL EVENING WITH
Kimberly Williams-Paisley

Actress, author and advocat
Actress, author and advocate

April 6
7pm

$36 admission
$36 admission

April 6

Jewish Family Service
Jewish Family Service
Spotlight Event
Shining a light on older adults
Shining a light on older adults

NANCY and HARVEY SOLWAY
NANCY and HARVEY SOLWAY–Event Chairs
Event Chairs

For tickets and sponsorship information visit
For tickets and sponsorship information visit jfsspotlightevent.org
jfsspotlightevent.org

Wednesday, March 10
Wednesday, March 10

12pm
12pm

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