See my published academic articles related to the above research: “Waging Relief,” “La philanthropie de la communauté juive américaine pendant la Grande Guerre,” and “Les associations juives à la Société des Nations.” I also have a chapter in a book on the history of the Joint Distribution Committee.

I served as Co-Investigator for a cooperative research and heritage engagement project on Jewish country houses in Europe from 2019-2026. I am editing a collective volume deriving from this project on Conceptualising Jewish Business Dynasties for publication in 2027. I also led strands of this project related to the Holocaust, philanthropy, gender, and heritage educator training.

I am deeply into a project on gender and Jewish international activism. I published and introduced a special journal issue on gendering Jewish internationalism in the long twentieth century. I am now writing my second book, Jewish Women and Human Rights: Internationalism from the Salon to the NGO, and presenting new research towards it.

I am happy to serve as an expert historian for the press or as a public intellectual elsewhere. My portfolio includes my published pieces: “Solomon & Gaenor and #MeToo” (JewThink), “Bevis Marks: Britain’s oldest synagogue is central to London’s history – here’s why it needs protecting” (the Conversation UK), “Why the Pittsburgh Shooter Raged About Immigration” (Washington Post), “A History of Anti-HIAS Hate” (Slate), and “Pittsburgh showed the difference between US and UK antisemitism” (Guardian). I served extensively as an expert for Alliance Magazine’s June 2025 piece “Foreign Waters” on our post-aid future, predicting (correctly) how less development aid might mean more war. Listen to interviews: live interview on anti-Jewish violence in Britain in May 2026 (BBC Radio Wales), on the six-pointed star (BBC Radio Wales All Things Considered), on the podcast drama “Special Occasions” by Amy Ng (Fizzy Sherbet Podcast), and on Holocaust Memorial Day 2020 (BBC Radio Wales).