Episode 115: Advocacy on a Bone-Deep Level (Tamar Zeffren) -

Episode 115: Advocacy on a Bone-Deep Level (Tamar Zeffren)

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Tamar Zeffren, Archival Collections Manager at the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, tells us how archives kept her from becoming a lawyer, explains how she worked odd archives jobs when beginning her career during the Great Recession, and explains how her archives team continues their work while working from home during the Coronavirus Pandemic.

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