Stories are our legacy.

Dear Reader,

Every Passover, I spend a lot of time thinking about why we tell stories. As an archivist, no one is ever surprised when I tell them I find stories important — but this week, Jews around the world gather for the express purpose of telling one of the most essential stories to Jewish community identity.

In today’s climate of antisemitism, fact denial, and attempts to once again silence Jewish voices, Jewish stories — and the records we keep of those stories — are more important than ever. The Forward’s archive of texts, photos, and recordings stretch back more than a century, a living, ever-growing resource that connects our past to our future. We rely on your support to keep it running.

When you give to the Forward, you’re powering a living library of community memory. Archival records connect yesterday’s stories to today’s, and today’s stories to tomorrow’s. Just as we gather each year to tell the Passover story, each retelling building on the year before, the archive’s continued growth helps us build on our history to inform our future.

Join me today in making a gift to keep the Forward’s archive free, accessible, and ever-expanding. Let’s keep powering the stories that matter, together.

Sincerely,

Chana Pollack

Archivist

The Forward

P.S. Did you know you can still check out our exhibit "Pressed: Images from the Jewish Daily Forward" on Urban Archive? It's available for a virtual visit any time!

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