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The Kosher Money podcast episode explores the growing Orthodox Jewish community in Columbus, Ohio, which is emerging as an attractive and affordable alternat...

New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, while identifying as an anti-Zionist, supports implementing the "Hidden Voices" curriculum which educates K-1...

Jewish day schools are grappling with scheduling challenges due to shifting timelines between the Hebrew and secular calendars, particularly when Rosh Chodes...

An innovative Jewish collective named Barnabie Point is emerging on Mercer Island, uniting the Herzl-Ner Tamid synagogue (HNT) and Jewish Day School (JDS) in...

Learning how to assertively say 'no' can be an essential skill for one's personal and spiritual well-being. This topic is explored within a Jewish context, e...

After the agreement ending the Gaza war, there is a unique opportunity to reengage young Jews globally, addressing the growing disconnect with Israel exacerb...

Peter Beinart invites Premium members to join the October "Ask Me Anything" session on Tuesday, October 28, at 12:00pm ET. This interactive event allows memb...

Joel Finkelstein critiques the ADL's anti-bias education framework, arguing it exacerbates antisemitism by focusing on identity rather than universal moral p...

In this episode of the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" podcast, a woman recounts her transformative experience with rabbinic guidance that challenge...

In the wake of escalating antisemitism, Jewish philanthropy has dramatically increased funding for security and advocacy efforts. However, leaders like Damma...

The article explores the fluidity and depth of Jewish identity through the lens of Rabbi Ethan Daniel Davidson's unconventional journey towards ordination. I...

Brittany Sirlin shares her family's journey of adapting Jewish education for their neurodivergent son, who struggled with the traditional Hebrew school model...

Exploring the intricacies of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy, this article offers insight into why certain emotional responses occur, particularly for ...

Chitas is a daily study program popular in many Jewish communities, particularly within Chabad-Lubavitch. The term 'Chitas' is an acronym derived from the pr...

Jewish studies students at Tulane University, largely Jewish themselves, are consciously avoiding discussions about antisemitism and Israel in their classes....

In light of the growing interest in Jewish identity following recent antisemitic events, the Jewish Funders Network has launched "Jewish Wisdom for Philanthr...

In the aftermath of the October 7, 2023, attacks in Israel, Hebrew language classes at American universities have become sanctuaries for students seeking con...

Yaeli, a young girl with the uncanny ability to remember experiences and events from different times in Jewish history, grapples with her extraordinary gift....

Agustina Cruz, a 21-year-old from rural Argentina, traveled to Washington, D.C., becoming the first recipient of the White Rose Award for her advocacy for ma...

The Jewish community in Greenpoint, Brooklyn is expanding, with the Greenpoint Shul recently incorporating a thriving Hebrew school that serves about 30 chil...

Matthew Nouriel critiques the academic appointment of Hadar Cohen, a spiritual activist without a traditional academic background, to teach a course on "Arab...

The video celebrates the culmination of a cycle of study of the Babylonian Talmud, known as the Siyum ha-Shas, which is a major achievement for those involve...

Rivka Bennun Kay's article explores the practice of Shnayim Mikra, the tradition of reading the weekly Torah portion twice along with the translation once, h...

Natan Slifkin highlights the development of the Noah's Ark exhibit at the Biblical Museum of Natural History, turning it into an elaborate display featuring ...

In this episode of the "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories" podcast, listeners are taken on a powerful journey into the transformation of a school previou...

Oklahoma's new state superintendent, Lindel Fields, has reversed a contentious policy requiring Bibles in public school classrooms, which was put in place by...

Jewish families in the New York area exploring educational options for their children have a diverse array of Jewish day schools and yeshivas to consider. Th...

The Family First Inbox, Issue 964, showcases diverse perspectives on modern Jewish life from readers who respond to previous articles and editorial discussio...

Cindy Scarr's article in Mishpacha Magazine explores the challenges faced by individuals with ADHD, particularly regarding "perpetual planning" where decisio...

The article highlights the ongoing crisis in Jewish education due to low teacher salaries, which impacts teacher recruitment and retention across the Jewish ...

The Trump administration's new proposal, the Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher Education, aims to reshape higher education by tying federal funding p...

In the 100th episode of Kosher Money, Richard Simon discusses the profound impact of smartphones and the pervasive control they exert over our lives. Choosin...

What If? by Cindy Scarr is a reflective piece that explores a series of hypothetical scenarios aimed at improving Jewish communal and individual life in Isra...

TorahWay, a pioneering initiative that started as a daily half-hour morning shiur in North West London, has become a significant communal institution over it...

In this poignant reflection, the article highlights the enduring legacy of Morah Chaya Devora Senft, a revered teacher at the Moriah School in Englewood, New...

Cindy Scarr explores the prevalence and tactics of texting scams, revealing the psychological and technical strategies that scammers use to exploit individua...

In an engaging discussion with Devorah Henner, a life coach and home organizer, the importance of emotional self-awareness in creating a harmonious home envi...

The landscape of teaching the Israeli-Palestinian conflict in U.S. schools is becoming increasingly fraught with legal and ideological battles. New laws are ...

In a poignant reflection on Jewish educational practices, Shuki Taylor, CEO of M, discusses the creation of a resource series designed to help educators and ...

The essay reflects on Hannah Arendt’s insights into the challenges of sustaining a revolution, applying her ideas to contemporary Zionism. Arendt emphasized ...

Max Hollander explores the interplay between artificial intelligence (AI) advancements and the traditional Jewish value of 'ameilut ba-Torah' (toiling in Tor...

Jewish college students Ari and Maya, attending Harvard and McGill respectively, describe the challenges of increased campus polarization, particularly after...

MIT President Sally Kornbluth, who is Jewish, has made headlines by becoming the first university leader to reject an offer from the Trump administration. Th...

The Forward, a preeminent voice in Jewish journalism with a deep history dating back to its founding as a Yiddish-language daily in 1897, announced the creat...

California has enacted a pioneering measure to combat antisemitism in public schools through the signing of Assembly Bill 715. The law establishes a state Of...

The article discusses the escalation of trauma among Israeli youth following significant war events, such as the October 7 attacks, highlighting the critical...

Elon University in North Carolina has received accolades from Jewish organizations for its inclusive environment despite avoiding aggressive security measure...

At Syracuse University, an unlikely friendship between a rabbi and an imam has fostered a strong interfaith dialogue between Jewish and Muslim students, part...

Shimon’s remarkable transformation from a bullied orphan to a knighted champion of the underprivileged highlights his journey and dedication to making a prof...

A central Texas school district has controversially removed 'The Devil's Arithmetic,' a Holocaust-themed young adult novel, during a review influenced by a n...