Going the Way of Profit
March 3, 2016
Launching a Jewish start-up? Todd Shotz says there are signficant advantages to going the way of a for-profit company.
Launching a Jewish start-up? Todd Shotz says there are signficant advantages to going the way of a for-profit company.
Faculty, staff and students at RRC led a program explaining the Reconstructionist perspective on a traditional pre-burial ritual.
A reflection by Rabbi Deborah Waxman on marriage equality in the US and Israel
he Reconstructionist movement is overjoyed that on Jan 31, 2016, the Israeli cabinet voted to dramatically expand the space for egalitarian prayer at the Kotel. This is a blessed and welcome decision.
Learning fundraising on the fly is actually possible, according to Rabbi Elie Kaunfer, Executive Director of Mechon Hadar.
Rabbi Sara Luria says there are four things you can do to stay strong in the early days of a startup.
In an op-ed piece in Philadelphia’s Jewish Exponent, Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Ph.D., compellingly argues in favor of a robust and compassionate refugee program.
Do we adopt “entrepreneurial ideas” wholesale, or tinker with them to reflect on our projects of social value? Cyd Weissman interviews Hebrew University professor, Jonathan Mirvis to find out.
Adina Newberg sees the ideals of Israel’s Declaration of Independence under increasing pressure, but also acted out by community leaders.
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