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Electronic Resources on Jewish Studies at the Dorot Jewish Division: WELCOME

This guide explains the wealth of electronic resources on Jewish studies at the New York Public Library.

Introduction

Color illustration of the New York Public Library's flagship building on 5th Avenue and 42nd StreetThis guide is aimed at directing researchers, faculty, and students to the wealth of electronic resources on Jewish Studies available at The New York Public Library.  The guide includes sections on databases, ejournals, historical newspapers, free websites, and NYPL content.

The E Resources By Topic section highlights ebooks and digital resources on popular topics, including:

American Jewish History

Arts and Culture

Genealogy

Gender and Sexuality Studies

Holocaust

Israel

Judaism

World Jewish History

Created By

Dr. Lyudmila Sholokhova, Curator

                      

 

     

         

 

Lyudmila Sholokhova, PhD. Curator.

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Accessibility for Print Disabilities

For researchers with print disabilities, the Library has resources and services available upon request. The following services are available:

Digitization of Select Research Materials

Researchers who are homebound or have a print disability or visual impairment can explore many of our research collections online and request digitization of specific items of interest. To request the digitization service, email accessibility@nypl.org. Please note that you must be a patron of the Andrew Heiskell Library. This digitization service only includes material belonging to the research collections and does not apply to branch/circulating collections. 

Screen Readers and Enlargers 

Every public PC at all New York Public Library locations is equipped with JAWS screen reading software and MAGic software for enlarging the screen, changing colors and contrast, and screenreading. 

Andrew Heiskell Braille and Talking Book Library

The Andrew Heiskell Library offers popular reading materials in accessible audio and braille formats, as well as free membership to the Bookshare database of over one million accessible texts. It also offers individual coaching and a large variety of group workshops on topics related to accessible technology. Check the listings on our website, call 212-206-5400, or email talkingbooks@nypl.org for details. It also hosts many networking groups, resource fairs, writing workshops, accessible art workshops, book clubs, and other events. All are listed in the quarterly newsletter, available by email, website (text or audio), or over the phone.

For more information, see the Accessibility at NYPL page