The biography of a remarkable man driven by a simple mission—to help those in need, wherever they are found—and the story of an organization, which has, since 1914, sponsored rescue, relief and reconstruction programs throughout the world. Founded over 85 years ago as a response to the plight of Palestinian Jews caught up in the agony of World War I, the American Joint Distribution Committee (alternately known as the “JDC” or “The Joint”) is a nonsectarian, nonp… More >>

I Seek My Brethren: Ralph Goldman and “The Joint”: Rescue, Relief and Reconstruction–The Work of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee

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