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Experience Jewish-American Hall of Fame Medals With Major Expansion of Website


Experience Jewish-American Hall of Fame Medals With Major Expansion of Website
www.amuseum.org made its first appearance on the internet in 1996. In 2002, it won the
Numismatic Literary Guild’s (NLG) award as the
Best Non-Commercial Website. In May 2021, the newly expanded website makes its debut, just in time to celebrate
Jewish American Heritage Month.
Mel Wacks, Founding Director of the Jewish-American Hall of Fame, has worked for over a year to make this possible, along with programmer Sumera Manzoor.
Over 60 pages have been added, featuring large photos of the Jewish-American Hall of Fame medals and texts that are easy to read on smartphones as well as computer screens. The new pages picture medals created by renowned medalists like ....

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George Floyd Medal by Jeanne Stevens-Sollman Wins 2021 American Medal of the Year Award


George Floyd Medal by Jeanne Stevens-Sollman Wins 2021 American Medal of the Year Award
2021 American Medal of the Year (AMY) award for her powerful work honoring
George Floyd.
Anton Rose,
Elijah McClain,
Breanna Taylor, and other Black people, when George Floyd’s life was snuffed out by a white police officer in May 2020, Jeanne Stevens-Sollman was overwhelmed, asking herself “Why? What can I do??”
Describing her inspiration, Ms. Stevens-Sollman writes:
“I am an artist, working in my studio, listening to the news of these distance killings in my country that is supposed to be the land of the free. What can I do? I am a sculptor grieving for the injustice in my country. I am a pacificist trying to deal with issues that are difficult to understand. What can I do? As an artist I can try to raise awareness of the inequality of these events, to raise the level of consciousness of what people of color face on a daily basis. ....

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