I began my journey at the Ontario Jewish Archives as a volunteer following the completion of my Master’s of Information at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Information with the hope of gaining hands-on experience working in an archive. I was eventually brought on as a contract archivist for a particular project: processing the United Ostrowtzer Hilfs Committee collection.
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