Fevrero 2026: Join a 6-week online beginner Ladino course that will use Ladino en Kaza as one of its learning tools (you will receive a nesting kit as part of your registration fee). Offered through New Lehrhaus.

Janvier 2026:  Want to make Sephardic recipes in your kitchen language nest and read them in Ladino? We have added an original, handwritten recipe in Ladino for potato borekas from Rachel Shemarya (born 1898) of Rhodes. The recipe is accompanied by transcription, translation, and commentary courtesy of Rachel's son Al, Ty Alhadeff and the University of Washington's Sephardic Studies Program at the Stroum Center for Jewish Studies.

Noviembre 2025: Ladino en Kaza resources are now available with Turkish as the translation language in addition to English! See the "Türkçe" tab under the navigation menu at the top. Reushita buena and mersi muncho to UC Berkeley undergraduate Ece Tabag for her hard work on this!  

Oktubre 2025: The very first cohort of learners with Ladino language nests in their homes began! The cohort meets weekly to support each other in their nesting process and to speak and learn Ladino together. 

Oktubre 2025: An academic article was published about Ladino en Kaza in a special issue of the journal Letras Hispanas about Sephardic and Judeo-Spanish studies: Ladino en Kaza: The Promise of At-Home Language Nesting as a Revitalization Method for Ladino.

Septiembre 2025: Ladino en Kaza domain cards were featured as part of the exhibit Tu Ke Bivas at Brandeis University, which explored how photo-based artist Becky Behar has maintained Ladino, Sephardic customs, and Judaism across three generations of women in her family. (Pictured right.)

Mayo 2025: A public-facing article was published about the project in the blog of the Center for Language and Literature Education at Karlstad Unversity: Carving Out Space for Minoritized Languages: At-Home Language Nesting in Ladino.

Avril 2025: American Ladino League (ALL) named Ladino en Kaza its Manadero del Mez (Resource of the Month)!