Despite the surge of interest in Yiddish and Yiddish culture—through institutions like the Yiddish Book Center, and programs such as immersion retreats, academic summer courses, and even Yiddish farming—it would still take thousands more Yiddish speakers to guarantee future generations access to all of the valuable Yiddish artifacts of the past. Enter Internet 2.0 and Yiddish Goes Digital, an exciting crowdsourcing project […]