Shanah tovah, g'mar tov, one and all! A graduate student at Stanford is researching the evolution of the kiruv phenomenon in North America (early 1950s to Present) and is looking for archival materials: ephemera, divrei torah, lesson plans, etc., that relate to the education/representation/material culture of "authentic Judaism" to non-Orthodox Jewish audiences. If you know of any libraries, archives, or private collectors/repositories that might help, please let me know and I'll pass along the information.
Thanks, Zachary Zachary M. Baker Stanford University Libraries E-mail [email protected]
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