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Rationalist Judaism Youth Groups, Amazing vs. Evil 10 May
Natan Slifkin reflects on the significance of youth movements, highlighting their role in nurturing leadership, responsibility, and social bonds among young ...
10 May
Forward At this interfaith calligraphy class, the lines between Jew and Muslim blur 10 May
An interfaith calligraphy class in New York City is fostering connections between Jewish and Muslim participants through the shared artistic practice of Arab...
10 May
Forward Debating Zionism is good for Jews, actually 9 May
Noam Pianko explores the rich history of debate over Zionism at the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS), highlighting how this discourse has navigated the comp...
9 May
Forward I discovered anti-Zionism at the University of Michigan. I'm glad it lives on there 8 May
Gayle Kirshenbaum reflects on the evolution of anti-Zionist sentiment at her alma mater, the University of Michigan. Spurred by a historical commencement add...
8 May
Forward An alarming new battleground in campus fights over Israel 8 May
Alanna E. Cooper examines the tensions surrounding university graduations, particularly highlighted by historian Derek Peterson's controversial speech at the...
8 May
JTA AI Holocaust content is booming. Is it all ‘slop’ — or a solution for fading firsthand memory? 7 May
The article explores the burgeoning use of artificial intelligence (AI) in Holocaust education and remembrance, illustrating both its potential and pitfalls....
7 May
Forward Rutgers disinvites commencement speaker over tweet claiming Israelis 'train dogs to sexually assault prisoners' 7 May
Rutgers University has rescinded the invitation for Rami Elghandour, an alumnus and producer of an Oscar-nominated docudrama, to speak at the School of Engin...
7 May
Forward Georgetown Law graduation speaker backs out after students protest his ‘controversial, Zionist and harmful opinions’ 6 May
Morton Schapiro, a Jewish economist and former Northwestern University president, withdrew as Georgetown University Law School's commencement speaker followi...
6 May
Forward Maryland school district urged to adopt ‘zero-tolerance policy’ on antisemitism amid wave of incidents 6 May
In response to a surge in antisemitic incidents within Montgomery County Public Schools, the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington is urgi...
6 May
eJewishPhilanthropy We’re teaching Jewish teens to be afraid 6 May
Jewish teens today are navigating significant antisemitism both online and offline, which has led Jewish educational institutions to focus on preparing them ...
6 May
JTA The new face of Holocaust denial is harder to spot — and more dangerous 6 May
Menachem Z. Rosensaft addresses the evolving danger of Holocaust denial, illustrated by a New Hampshire legislative incident where Holocaust deniers attempte...
6 May
Chabad.org Become The Parent Your Child Is Waiting For 5 May
Parenting in the Jewish tradition often focuses on the balance between nurturing and guidance, striving to become the parent each child uniquely needs. This ...
5 May
Forward Cornell’s Jewish president clashes with students following on-campus debate about Israel 4 May
Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff found himself in a tense situation with student protesters after a debate on Israel, reflecting ongoing campus...
4 May
JTA U of Michigan apologizes after faculty chair praises pro-Palestinian students during commencement speech 4 May
The University of Michigan faced controversy after a faculty member praised pro-Palestinian student activists during a commencement speech, alongside honorin...
4 May
JTA Leon Botstein, Bard College’s pioneering Jewish president, to retire amid Jeffrey Epstein ties 4 May
Leon Botstein, the long-serving Jewish president of Bard College, announced his retirement following a school-commissioned investigation into his connections...
4 May
Chabad.org KabbalaToon: Shema Yisrael – When G-d Talks Too Loud 4 May
KabbalaToon presents an animated adventure featuring Miri and Meni as they explore the profound message of "Shema Yisrael," a pinnacle declaration of Jewish ...
4 May
Chabad.org Its Never Too Late 4 May
The phrase "It's Never Too Late" resonates deeply within Jewish philosophy and teachings, often emphasizing the power of teshuva, or repentance. Chabad.org, ...
4 May
eJewishPhilanthropy The sixth path: What 18 years of Jewish educational media taught me about Doron Kenter’s ‘denominator’ 4 May
Doron Kenter's article on the Jewish talent pipeline crisis reframes the problem as a structural inefficiency issue, advocating for a focus on the 'denominat...
4 May
JTA After a Maryland teacher’s death, her 200-piece Judaica collection finds new life in a Jewish museum 1 May
Following the death of Deborah Brodie, a Maryland teacher, her extensive 200-piece collection of Judaica, which she used for teaching Hebrew school students ...
1 May
Forward Class assignment: Get to know your murdered Jewish neighbors 1 May
Alyssa Katz narrates an evocative journey to Saint-Quentin in northeastern France, showcasing a poignant initiative led by history teacher Damien Bressolles ...
1 May
Chabad.org This Teacher's WORST MISTAKE 1 May
This video, presented by Chabad.org, likely explores a significant error made by a teacher, perhaps within a Jewish educational context. It might delve into ...
1 May
Forward I'm an Orthodox student in NYC. I'm grateful Mamdani vetoed the school buffer bill 1 May
Ami Dube, an Orthodox Jewish student at New York City's Hunter College, shares his views on free speech and student activism, particularly appreciating Mayor...
1 May
eJewishPhilanthropy Turning crisis into care: A Korczak-inspired approach to Jewish youth education 1 May
Rabbi Daniel Brenner explores the enduring educational philosophy of Dr. Janus Korczak, an emblematic figure who prioritized children's dignity and respect d...
1 May
eJewishPhilanthropy Before resilience comes pride 1 May
Michael Gencher, writing for eJewishPhilanthropy, argues that the Jewish community needs to focus on building pride in Jewish identity before teaching resili...
1 May
Forward Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s selection as JTS commencement speaker roils graduating class 1 May
Controversy has arisen at the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) as a group of students and alumni petition to disinvite Israeli President Isaac Herzog from d...
1 May
Forward A GOP lawmaker tried to put a Holocaust denier on New Hampshire’s Holocaust education board 1 May
In a concerning development within the New Hampshire legislative process, GOP state Rep. Matt Sabourin dit Choinire attempted to embed Holocaust denial rheto...
1 May
JTA We want a widely celebrated Jewish American Heritage Month. But should we? 30 Apr
Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath explores the significance of Jewish American Heritage Month in fostering Jewish pride and whether such designated times are necessa...
30 Apr
JTA Jewish Theological Seminary ‘breaks mold’ in naming campus innovator Rabbi Mike Uram as next chancellor 30 Apr
Rabbi Mike Uram has been named the new chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS), signaling a significant shift for the institution traditionally l...
30 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Building a new pillar of Jewish life: The community beit midrash 29 Apr
Rabbi Benjamin Barer advocates for the establishment of local community batei midrash in non-Orthodox Jewish communities across North America to support life...
29 Apr
Chabad.org This Prison Rabbi TOTALLY STUMPED ME! 29 Apr
In an engaging discussion, the podcast explores the unique and inspiring role of a prison rabbi who faces unexpected challenges and experiences while providi...
29 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy A reflection on technology and belonging 29 Apr
Michelle Shapiro Abraham reflects on the Jewish tradition of holding conflicting truths, paralleling them with the challenges and opportunities presented by ...
29 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy We don’t have to choose between moral courage and open inquiry 29 Apr
After the events of October 7, 2023, discussions about antisemitism on university campuses have highlighted the tension between moral courage and open inquir...
29 Apr
Living Lchaim The Incredible Rebbi Who Has Saved Jews Millions of Dollars 29 Apr
Reb Mutty Zeiger sheds light on the multifaceted role of a rebbi today, balancing educational, emotional, and financial guidance for families in his communit...
29 Apr
Jewish History Lectures Rooted and Rising: Scholarship Campaign 2026 28 Apr
Rooted and Rising Scholarship Campaign aims to provide financial support to students, enabling them to pursue higher education. The campaign highlights the i...
28 Apr
Chabad.org How I Became A Neo-Nazi 27 Apr
The video discusses the personal journey of an individual who became involved with Neo-Nazi ideology and the factors that led to such a transformation. Throu...
27 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Reimagining Israel education: A new framework for a new world 27 Apr
Jewish educational leaders are reimagining Israel education to adapt to the fast-changing generational, technological, and social landscapes. Through the col...
27 Apr
JTA These American teens ranked high in Israel’s Bible Quiz, in strongest US showing in 50 years 27 Apr
Three American teenagers achieved remarkable success in the Chidon HaTanach, or International Bible Quiz, part of Israel's Independence Day celebrations. Jac...
27 Apr
Forward A New York Jewish childhood at the Dalton School where privilege met progressivism 24 Apr
Holly Cowan Shulman reflects on her upbringing as a Jewish child attending the prestigious Dalton School in Manhattan during the mid-20th century. Her narrat...
24 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Supervision and the sustainability of Jewish educators: Early signals from a longitudinal study 24 Apr
The Growing Educators and Leaders Study (GELS), initiated by the Jim Joseph Foundation, is providing a long-term perspective on the career trajectories of ov...
24 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy This isn’t a revolution. It’s a rerun. 24 Apr
Russel Neiss critiques the repetitive cycle of excitement and disappointment within Jewish philanthropy as new technological innovations, like AI, are herald...
24 Apr
Forward Long Island father and teen son arrested after investigation into swastika drawn in school bathroom 24 Apr
A father and his teenage son were arrested in Syosset, New York, following an investigation into swastika graffiti at Syosset High School. The 15-year-old so...
24 Apr
Lilith The Families Who’ve Quietly Left Communal Life 23 Apr
The struggle for disability inclusion within Jewish communities is highlighted by the personal journey of Meredith Polsky, who founded Matan to address this ...
23 Apr
JTA Colleges cracked down on encampments. But antisemitism on campus hasn’t gone anywhere. 23 Apr
The article addresses the persistent issue of antisemitism on college campuses, highlighting how it has evolved since the anti-Israel encampments of 2024. De...
23 Apr
JTA ‘I’m tired of debating the encampments’: 2 years on, Jewish students need agency, not alarm 23 Apr
Sophia Adler Varon reflects on the changing landscape of antisemitism on North American college campuses and the importance of empowering Jewish students to ...
23 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy It’s on all of us to share the stories of the Jewish People   23 Apr
On a chilly January day, PJ Library hosted New York's inaugural Jewish Children's Book Festival, drawing over 2,000 families to engage with Jewish storytelli...
23 Apr
Living Lchaim One Second Changed Our Lives Forever 22 Apr
Sara Dorsky shares her heart-wrenching journey following the tragic drowning of her young daughter, Dina Avigayil. Her narrative delves into the profound gri...
22 Apr
Forward Former Columbia professor tells NYU students to learn from Hamas at off-campus event 22 Apr
Mohamed Abdou, a former Columbia University professor, gave a controversial lecture organized by Shut it Down NYU, an unaffiliated student group, advocating ...
22 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Why I came to Israel to work for shared society 22 Apr
Sami Jinich shares his journey from growing up in a pluralistic Jewish home in America to becoming an active participant in building a shared society in Isra...
22 Apr
Forward Flyers for 'IsraelFest' at New York high school ended up in a urinal. Now the school board president is facing calls to resign. 21 Apr
In a heavily Jewish suburb of New York City, the discovery of vandalized IsraelFest flyers at Scarsdale High School has stirred controversy and called into q...
21 Apr
JTA An ode to the Bible Quiz, Israel’s quirky and surprisingly consequential Independence Day tradition 21 Apr
The International Bible Quiz, a quirky yet significant component of Israel's Independence Day, has deeply influenced the authors' connection to Israel. This ...
21 Apr