Inside AJHS - Articles from AJHS Interns
Since 2022, AJHS has partnered with several universities both nationally and internationally to provide internship placement programs for those studying within the Masters of Information Studies, Museum and Heritage Studies, History, Archaeology and Honours in Arts & Humanities. University placements include The University of Sydney, Macquarie University, Australian Catholic University, Charles Sturt University, Curtin University and Boston University. Many of our interns have pursued careers within the Archives profession as a result.
The following blog articles are from AJHS interns
Inside the AJHS Archives – The National Council of Jewish Women Australia ACT and NSW
The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJWA) was established by Sydney Doctor Fanny Reading in 1923 in order to create a community that supported and ...
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Inside the AJHS Archives – The Personal Papers of Professor Alan Crown and the Man Behind them
The personal papers of Professor Alan D. Crown, held today under the custodianship of the Australian Jewish Historical Society (AJHS), form a multifaceted collection relating ...
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Inside the AJHS Archives – Rabbi Dr. Alfred Fabian
The Australian Jewish Historical Society holds a collection of the personal papers and correspondence of Rabbi Dr. Alfred Fabian, documenting his decades-long contributions to Jewish ...
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Inside the AJHS Archives – Anne Harris
The personal items of Annie Harris (née Symon) are a valuable addition to the AJHS archive and ultimately reflect a fascinating individual who devoted much ...
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Inside the AJHS Archives – The Australian Fellowship of Jewish Doctors
The genesis of the Australian Fellowship of Jewish Doctors (AFJD) owed itself to its members’ collective belief and desire for the betterment of peoples’ welfare, ...
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Inside the AJHS Archives – The Research of Terry Lyons
Residing in the Australian Jewish Historical Society Archives is a remarkable thirty-year compilation of Lyons' personal research early Jewish community of North Queensland.
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