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- 2022 University of Texas (Dallas), panel presenter, “Integrating Eastern Perspectives into the Western Gaze: The Case of Polish-Jewish Journalists and their early efforts to document and inform the Western World about the destruction of Polish Jewry”, Conference “Expanding Perspectives of the Holocaust”, Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies
- 2022 UC Berkeley (Berkeley), guest lecture, “Letters from the Abyss: Jewish Travelogues on Jewish life in Nazi Germany in the Yiddish press of Warsaw”, Center for Jewish Studies
- 2022 University of Southern California (Los Angeles), panel presenter, „A helping Hand: The United Nashelsker Relief Society of Los Angeles and the Resettlement of Holocaust Survivors from Polish Nashelsk in Israel, 1945-1950“, Conference „Knowledge on the Move: Information Networks during and after the Holocaust“, USC Shoah Foundation & German Historical Institute Washington
- 2021 German Historical Institute Washington (online), workshop presenter, “Yiddish-speaking Travelogues and Eyewitness Accounts on Jewish Life in Nazi Germany (1930-1939)“, Internal Research Fellows Symposium
- 2021 Saul Kagan Fellowship (online), lecture, „Dlaczego opuścił Niemcy?“ – The Work of the Jewish Aid Committee for Jewish refugees from Nazi Germany in Kraków between 1933 and 1935”, Alumni-Conference
- 2020 Leibniz-Institut für jüdische Geschichte und Kultur – Simon Dubnow (online), panel moderator, “Re-Calling the Days that were entirely Night. Distant Readings of Rachel Auerbachs Yizkor“, Annual Conference “Message in a Bottle. The Migration of Texts”
- 2020 Leibniz-Institut für jüdische Geschichte und Kultur – Simon Dubnow (Leipzig), workshop presenter, “Vergangene Zukunft. Isaac und Tamara Deutscher und die Transformation jüdisch-marxistischen Denkens während und nach dem Holocaust in Westeuropa“, Research Fellow Symposium
- 2020 Saul Kagan Fellowship (online), PhD project presentation, Saul Kagan Fellow Summer Workshop
- 2019 Universität Bremen (Bremen), lecture, “The Warsaw Yiddish Press and its Jewish Correspondents in Berlin around 1933: Biographies, Networks, Press Coverage and Incipient Persecution” Conference on “The Historical German Jewish Press as Interface. Platform, Mouthpiece, and Sources of Current Research Programmes”
- 2019 Yad Vashem (Jerusalem), PhD project presentation, Saul Kagan Fellow Summer Workshop