Dr. Henry Green
Dr. Henry Green is a Professor Emeritus of Religious Studies at the University of Miami, where he has taught since 1977. His academic focus includes Jewish identity, Sephardic studies, and the sociology of contemporary Jewry. Dr. Green has been involved in various projects that document and preserve the heritage of Sephardic Jews, including leading the 'Sephardi Voices' project, an initiative aimed at recording and archiving the testimonies of Jews displaced from Arab countries and Iran.
Throughout his career, Dr. Green has published extensively on issues related to Jewish culture and history, particularly those affecting the Sephardic community. His work often explores themes of diaspora, memory, and identity, contributing significantly to the understanding of Sephardic Jewry in the post-World War II era. Dr. Green's dedication to Jewish studies and his leadership in the Sephardi Voices project highlight his commitment to preserving this important historical narrative.
Beyond his academic pursuits, Dr. Green has been active in community service and has received numerous awards for his contributions to Jewish education and culture. His efforts extend beyond the classroom to include public lectures and participation in cultural events, furthering the appreciation and understanding of Jewish heritage globally. His work not only enriches the academic community but also serves as a vital link between past and present Jewish experiences.