Manuscripts, published essays, criticisms, travel accounts, correspondence (including three letters from Albert Einstein).

Fonds consists of biographical writings on Asher Pierce, correspondence between family members and one photograph album documenting the first planting at the Gan Chayim Orange plantation in Palestine.

Series I includes textual records and photographs, which are arranged following the principle of original order. Files also include scholarly works, handwritten and typed notes and drafts, newspaper clippings, promotional material, and professional correspondence regarding the works written, translated, and produced by Aviva Ravel. Series II includes textual records of professional correspondence, which detail Aviva Ravel's large body of work. The files are arranged following the original order. Files also include newspaper clippings and promotional material. Series III includes textual records of notebooks in Yiddish. SERIES I - Containers 001-006, 007-010 SERIES II - Containers 007 SERIES III - Containers 011

This fonds consists of material deposited by FED CJA offices as well as collected by the JPL-A through the Jewish Canadiana collection. Currently, the fonds is divided into five series based on the present organization: Series I - Minute Books (Bound, Executive and Directors) and Annual Reports, Series II - Executive Office, Series III - Campaign FED CJA, Series IV - Marketing and Communications Department, and Series V - Scrapbooks (1935-1967)

Series 1 consists of textual reports that were produced by organizations under the Baron de Hirsch Institute, and are arranged chronologically by organization. Series 2 consists of textual records of meetings of organizations under the Baron de Hirsch Institute. Series 3 consists of textual publications produced by organizations under the Baron de Hirsch Institute. Series 4 consists of photographic and textual materials regarding the history of Jewish Family Services of the Baron de Hirsch Institute. Series 5 consists of textual, graphic, audiovisual, and commemorative materials relating to anniversary and celebratory events. Series 6 consists of textual records for the sale and maintenance of land and plots in relation to cemeteries in the Montreal area.

This fond consists mainly of working documents such as correspondence and financial papers, predominantly from the late 1940s to the 1970s. The documents deals with the advocacy activities of the JLC such as bringing refugees over to Montreal and later raising money to aid Pakistani refugees. Highlights of the fonds include correspondence between David Lewis, then secretary of the CCF, his father Moishe Lewis, and Kalman Kaplansky, both labour leaders in Montreal's Workmen's Circle and JLC.

The fonds consists of: minutes of meetings; records related to history, campaigns and building development; financial records; school programs; files relating to different stakeholders (teachers, students, and parents); files relating to the Concert Society; publications; correspondence; files relating to Bialik High School; JPPS publicity; records from the Office of the Principal; and audio visual collection. The form of the records consists primary of textual records with some photographs, items, and audio visual material. The fonds consists of fourteen series, organized by subject. SERIES 1 (Board of Directors) : Containers 001, 002, 027-033 SERIES 2 (History) : Containers 003, 026, 031 SERIES 3 (Budget and Finance) : Containers 004 SERIES 4 (Programs) : Containers 005-007, 031 SERIES 5 (Teachers) : Containers 008-011, 031, 034 SERIES 6 (Students) : Containers 012-014, 031 SERIES 7 (Parents) : Containers 015, 016, 031, 035 SERIES 8 (Concert Society) : Containers 017 SERIES 9 (Publications) : Containers 018 SERIES 10 (Correspondence) : Containers 019, 031 SERIES 11 (Bialik High School) : Containers 021, 022, 031, 034, 035 SERIES 12 (Publicity) : Containers 020 SERIES 13 (Office of the Principal) : Containers 025, 031 SERIES 14 (Audio Visual) : Containers 023, 024, 025

Consists of mainly textual records related to Reuben Brainin as well as the correspondence and diary of Mizzi Brainin, mother of Judy King and daughter of Reuben Brainin. Also consists of approximately 66 photographs of the Brainin family.

Consists of 4.8m of textual records reflecting Léa Roback's work in politics, in unions and activism and also her close relationship with her family. Documents from her work in politics and in various causes include radio addresses, correspondence, fliers and reports and periodicals. The majority of the photographs in the collection are of Léa and her large family from their time in Beauport, in Montreal as well as Léa's travels in Europe. Also includes correspondence with her family members, the story of the Roback family written in prose, and various memorabilia belonging to Roback.

The Fonds consists of correspondence regarding both personal and business matters, newspaper clippings (both loose and in scrapbooks), publications by AJCS and other Jewish organizations, a published biography of Manuel Batshaw, documents regarding his time as a social worker, photographs, audio and visual materials and awards. There are three series present within the Fonds. Series I covers Mr. Batshaw's personal affairs, and consists mainly of photographs, degrees, certificates, scrapbooks and correspondence. Series II covers Mr. Batshaw's career as a social worker, and currently consists of a summary of the 1975 Batshaw Report, although further accruals are expected. Series III covers Mr. Batshaw's professional work within the Jewish community, and consists of annual reports, publications, awards and photographs.