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The Story of Jewish Vocational Service in Canada
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The Story of Jewish Vocational Service in Canada
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| Abstract |
The authors explore the development of Jewish vocational services (JVS) in Montreal and Toronto in the immediate aftermath of the Second World War up to the twenty-first century. JVS in Canada aimed initially to help estranged Holocaust survivors find accommodations and work. But what began modestly grew into organizations offering a range of vocational and professional services and working at the forefront of communal philanthropy leveraging government and corporate support for the betterment of the local communities.
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Journal of Jewish Communal Service
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Vol. 82
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no. 3
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226-233
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Summer 2007
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en
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Goldenberg, Karen, and Etan Vlessing. “The Story of Jewish Vocational Service in Canada.” Journal of Jewish Communal Service Vol. 82, no. 3 (Summer 2007): 226–233. http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/downloadFile.cfm?FileID=3632.
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