Existing scholars, sources, students gather in vibrant, collaborative space (YNY)
Door Judy Sweet
1. Collective revival/reimagining of Klezmer, Yiddish Culture
1.1. Music/resources are produced and become more readily available to Jews, non-Jews, musicians, and non-musicians alike
1.1.1. **Klezmer becomes a more widely known/appreciated musical genre; contributing cultural capital to the world music canon
2. Students participate in intensive, weeklong workshops/immersive cultural experience
2.1. Longtime/returning participants become leaders in their individual communities
2.1.1. **Klezmer/Yiddish culture is restored as an essential part of secular Jewish life; providing sense of identity, well-being, community