Do you have insights or expertise to share about Sepharadi culture, tradition, or history?
The Sepharadismo Blog is a primarily a platform for engaging, accessible posts that inspire and educate our community about the richness of the Sepharadi intellectual tradition. However, we are very interested in featuring posts that cover a diversity of facets of Sepharadi culture. From cuisine and history to art and music, we invite subject matter experts to contribute their knowledge and passion, making the Sepharadi tradition come alive for a wider audience.
If you’re a scholar, chef, artist, historian, or someone deeply knowledgeable about one of these aspects of Sepharadi culture, we encourage you to submit a post and share your expertise with the Sepharadismo community.
What We’re Looking For
Blog posts should:
- Be Accessible and Engaging: Written for a broad audience, not just scholars or specialists.
- Focus on Sepharadi Life and Culture: Currently, we are open to submissions on the topics of Sepharadi cuisine, history, art, and music.
- Be Concise: Posts are typically shorter than submissions to the Reading Room and should aim for 500–1,000 words.
For longer, more in-depth papers and essays, please submit to the Reading Room instead. Learn more about Reading Room submissions here.
Why Submit to the Blog?
- Share Your Expertise: Contribute your knowledge to a growing global audience interested in Sepharadi traditions and culture.
- Promote Engagement: Help readers connect with Sepharadi heritage through accessible and inspiring content.
- Be Part of the Community: Join a network of contributors passionate about preserving and celebrating the richness of Sepharad.
How to Submit
Use the form below to share your blog post. Please include:
- A clear and concise title.
- Your blog post text (500–1,000 words).
- A short bio (50–100 words) introducing yourself and your connection to the topic.
Submissions will be reviewed for alignment with Sepharadismo’s mission and guidelines before publication. We reserve the right to decline or edit submissions to ensure quality and relevance.