During the uprisings and protests in Minneapolis, many white people asked themselves,“What do I do in this moment?” White people began thinking about anti-racism.White people began reading, debating, listening, arguing.All of this is good.But we can do more. “What do I do in this moment?” This is the question that
This selection from Kol Haneshamah illustrates how generations of American Jews have claimed Thanksgiving as their own.
Rabbi Sandra Lawson offers a Jewish and justice focus on Thanksgiving.
Reconstructing Judaism’s Auerbach Launch Grants and Ignition Grants support rabbinical students and rabbis in reconstructing the Jewish landscape to be more inclusive and engaging. This year’s winners point the way to a dynamic Jewish future. Auerbach Launch Grants Coming soon! Auerbach Grants Lev DiPaolo Lev’s innovative project is called: “Kol
Rabbi Sandra Lawson writes of the inherent worth and respect due to every human being.
Rabbi and sofered Rec Richman writes that Simkhat Torah is a celebration of our tradition’s endless invitation to keep imagining.
Elsie Stern, Ph.D., upacks what she describes as the downright strangness of Torah’s conclusion and beggining, in that order.
Rabbi Nicole Fix explains what theater and Sukkot have in common.
Rabbi Asher Sofman writes about what each of us can do to facilitate the nourishment and growth of every part of Creation.
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