Jacqueline Saper is a published author, public speaker, educator, and translator.
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Book: From Miniskirt to Hijab: A Girl in Revolutionary Iran.
Available at University of Nebraska Press, Amazon,
Barnes & Noble, bookdepository, IndiBound.org, Indigo (Canada), Alibris (United Kingdom).
Also featured on Goodreads and the Library of Congress.
An expert on Iranian subject matter, her opinion columns and articles regularly appear in
national and international publications such as: The Seattle Times, The Jerusalem Post,
South Florida Sun Sentinel, The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles, Aish,
The Forward, Persian Heritage, Breitbart, and American Thinker.
She had also been featured in The Signal of Santa Clarita Valley, Yediot Aharonoth (In Hebrew - page 26), Niagara Foundation publication, Jimena, and JUF News, among other publications.
Available at University of Nebraska Press, Amazon,
Barnes & Noble, bookdepository, IndiBound.org, Indigo (Canada), Alibris (United Kingdom).
Also featured on Goodreads and the Library of Congress.
An expert on Iranian subject matter, her opinion columns and articles regularly appear in
national and international publications such as: The Seattle Times, The Jerusalem Post,
South Florida Sun Sentinel, The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles, Aish,
The Forward, Persian Heritage, Breitbart, and American Thinker.
She had also been featured in The Signal of Santa Clarita Valley, Yediot Aharonoth (In Hebrew - page 26), Niagara Foundation publication, Jimena, and JUF News, among other publications.