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| − | '''Eve Gani''' is the coordinator in Paris for the cultural programs of Columbia University. Deeply committed to and supportive of institutions that preserve memory, Eve Gani has participated in the development educational programs for L'Alliance Israélite Universelle. She has done research with the artistic film director Laurent Roth whereby she examined films dating as far back as the summer of 1939 for the creation of the musical Miniane, The Summer of 39. Drawing mightily upon the memory of her own Jewish family, who worked in Africa, Eve Gani pays homage to them in her participation in collective projects such as l'Amitié Judeo-Noire.[http://www.amitiejudeonoire.com/us/info.php] | + | '''Eve Gani''' is the coordinator in Paris for the cultural programs of Columbia University. Deeply committed to and supportive of institutions that preserve memory, Eve Gani has participated in the development educational programs for L'[[Alliance Israélite Universelle]]. She has done research with the artistic film director Laurent Roth whereby she examined films dating as far back as the summer of 1939 for the creation of the musical Miniane, The Summer of 39. Drawing mightily upon the memory of her own Jewish family, who worked in Africa, Eve Gani pays homage to them in her participation in collective projects such as l'Amitié Judeo-Noire.[http://www.amitiejudeonoire.com/us/info.php] |
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Latest revision as of 23:33, 25 October 2026
Eve Gani is the coordinator in Paris for the cultural programs of Columbia University. Deeply committed to and supportive of institutions that preserve memory, Eve Gani has participated in the development educational programs for L'Alliance Israélite Universelle. She has done research with the artistic film director Laurent Roth whereby she examined films dating as far back as the summer of 1939 for the creation of the musical Miniane, The Summer of 39. Drawing mightily upon the memory of her own Jewish family, who worked in Africa, Eve Gani pays homage to them in her participation in collective projects such as l'Amitié Judeo-Noire.[1]