Beth Kander-Dauphin
Beth Kander-Dauphin (Beth Kander) is an author and playwright. She also oversees communications and grants for the ISJL.
Articles by Beth Kander-Dauphin
When You’re The First Jewish Friend
“You were my first Jew, you know,” a friend reminded me the other day.What she meant was, I’m the first ...
Former Fellow Flashback: Beth, 2003-2005
This February, for the first time ever, the ISJL is hosting a reunion of all of the alumni of our Education ...
#TBT: The Orthodox Shul Dedicated in the Mississippi Delta in January 1923
Greenwood, Mississippi is a small town nestled in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. Today, it’s known for being home ...
I’ll Take All The New Years I Can Get
Several years ago, I was at a chain drugstore in Jackson, Mississippi, running some last-minute errands as I prepared to ...
Jews Celebrating Halloween in Small Town 1930s Texas: A Southern Jewish History Treat
Halloween has always been a part of my life. Maybe it’s because I’m a theater person, so the costume element ...
Focusing on the “Philo” in Philo-Semitism
Last week, Kveller, a partner site of MyJewishLearning, published a provocative piece about one woman’s experience being Jewish in the ...
The Sweetness of Slowing Down
This apples and honey (bourbon) challah bread pudding is a Rosh Hashanah tradition.
The #1 Expert on Southern Jewish Road Trips
I don’t mean to brag, but I’m basically the number one expert on Southern Jewish road trips. See, I’ve logged ...
The Mezuzah & The Magnolia
The door to my apartment is pretty distinct: It just might be the only one in this city that welcomes ...