To return to our home page, please click here (check back soon for more information on the LA Sephardic Community Panel) CLICK BELOW FOR ENLARGED IMAGE OR DOWNLOAD PDF VERSION BELOW   --- PROGRAM DAY 1, Tuesday March 3, 2015
9:15—Welcoming Remarks Bryan Kirschen | Director of ucLADINO & Maurice Amado Senior Fellow, UCLA
9:30—Session 1 Rosa Sánchez | The Graduate Center, City University New York “La tore de Babel verdadera”: Linguistic Ideologies in New York’s Ladino and Spanish-language Press Jennifer Gutierrez & Genecis Gaona | UCLA From Turkey to Mexico: The Experiences of Sephardic Jews in Novia Ke Te Vea Nechiti Ioana | University of Vienna The “Ladino” Renaissance on the Stage: Singing World Music in a “Dying” Language
11:00—Break 11:15—Screening of Saved by Language Documentary Post-screening discussion with directors Bryan Kirschen & Susanna Zaraysky
12:45—Lunch (Online registration required)
1:45—Session 2 Jessica Saldinger | Yale An Exploration of Ladino Revival in Buenos Aires, Istanbul, and Israel Molly FitzMorris | University of Washington Ladino in the Americas: An Intercontinental Comparison Sarah Bunin Benor | Hebrew Union College Postvernacular Ladino at Sephardic Adventure Camp
3:15—Break
3:30— Keynote Speaker: Avner Perez Director | Ma’ale Adumim Institute for the Documentation of Judeo-Spanish and Sephardic Culture 500 Anyos de Livros i Manuskritos en Ladino (Lecture in Judeo-Spanish) DAY 2, Wednesday March 4, 2015
10:00—Session 3 David Benhamú Jiménez | UNED, Open National University of Spain Spanish vs. Haketia in the Jewish Community of Melilla: Examples of the Current Variation and Assimilation of “la jaquetía de la perifería” Vanessa Paloma Elbaz | INALCO Sorbonne Paris Cité How Recording "las cosas nuestras" Transformed into the Creation of KHOYA: les archives sonores du Maroc juif
11:00—Break
11:15—Los Angeles Sephardic Community Panel Moderated by Sarah Stein | Professor and Maurice Amado Endowed Chair in Sephardic Studies
12:45—Lunch (Online registration required)
1:45—Session 4
Julie Scolnik | Centro Superior de Investigaciones Científicas Sephardic Immigrants to the United States at the Turn of the Twentieth Century: Maintaining the Old, Adopting the New Carolina Spiegel | Universität Basel El judeoespañol de Turquía y de Bulgaria: Análisis comparatista de dos estructuras morfológicas Emily Thompson | University of Washington Translation as Preservation: Un Episodio en la Inquisición and Seattle’s Sephardim
3:15—Break
3:30— Keynote Speaker: Marie-Christine Bornes Varol Professor | National Institute for Oriental Languages & Civilizations (INALCO) Disruptions in the Verbal Morphology of Oriental Judeo-Spanish from 19th to 21st C.: Causes & Consequences
4:30—Closing Remarks Randal Johnson | Chair, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, UCLA
Reception to follow (Online registration required)
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