Judy Freundlich Tiell, September 14, 2016

Judy Freundlich Tiell, September 14, 2016

Judy Tiell discusses her family history and the early influences on her Jewish identity. She talks about her education and career as a social worker. She talks about how she came to Louisville to work for the Jewish Social Service Agency (now called Jewish Family and Career Service Program). She discusses their work both in the Jewish community and the Louisville community at large, and talks about the types of difficulties they face. She talks about her own family and the role of Judaism in their lives.

Families.

Religion

Jews--Identity.

Louisville (Ky.)

Social service.

Social workers.

Jews--Kentucky--Louisville.

Jewish leadership--Kentucky--Louisville

Jewish children--Kentucky--Louisville

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Carol Ely

Judy Freundlich Tiell

Emigration and immigration.

Immigrants

Genealogy

Higher education

Baltimore (Md.)

Marriage

Social work education--United States.

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