Photograph depicts two men and two women standing in front of an unveiled Hadassah dedication. The dedication reads "Hadassah-WIZO Organization of Canada Reading Room".
Photograph depicts a drawing of a Community Centre, possibly for Migdal Haemek. Written on the verso: "Page 11 - 3 cols. 'Canadian Pioneer Women's...' 100%. Reduce to 3 x 4 1/2. [Migdoe] Ha Emek Community Centre."
Interview with Elan Mastai about his mother Judith Mastai, interviewed by Michael Schwartz. Elan speaks about his maternal family’s origins in Chicago and Vienna, Austria and how the family immigrated to Vancouver, Canada because of Judith’s father’s pharmaceutical career. Elan discusses Judith’s upbringing and education in Oakridge and her enthusiasm for theatre, inspiring her education and early career as a theatre actress and director. Elan talks about Judith’s time as a theatre actress in London, England and English teacher in Jerusalem, where she met her husband, Moshe Mastai. Judith then immigrated back to Vancouver to obtain her PhD in education and raise her children. Elan talks about how his mother raised him in an untraditionally intelligent and artistic environment, prompting his career as a writer. He talks about Judith’s career in education at Simon Fraser University and her entrance into visual arts as the director of public programming at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Elan speaks about her time as a travelling art curator and critic, head of education at the Art Gallery of Ontario, and executive director of the Canadian Museum of Craft and Design.
Photograph depicts the exterior of a settlement Written on the verso: "Givat Hananiya first Galil Canad project settlement. 1 1/2 x 2 1/4. 65% P.2 Feb. 14/80."