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In the rapidly evolving landscape of nonprofit and Jewish organizations, effectiveness often hides behind layers of jargon and overly complex metrics. Rabbi ...

Dina and Rabbi Yitzi Hurwitz have become symbols of strength and resilience after Rabbi Yitzi was diagnosed with ALS over a decade ago, rendering him unable ...

In the face of increasing polarization in society and within Jewish communities, Rabbi David Singer advocates for pluralism as a crucial survival skill. He h...

The Jewish Funders Network International Conference highlighted a shift in focus from innovation to addressing current crises, reflecting a new phase in the ...

Bari Erber transformed personal and generational trauma into a profound sense of purpose, ultimately becoming a leading figure in Jewish philanthropy. In thi...

Rabbi Gesa Ederberg's installation as the first European president of the Rabbinical Assembly marks significant progress in the Conservative Jewish movement....

Rabbi Gesa Shira Ederberg has become the first European and the first Jew by choice to lead the Rabbinical Assembly, representing Conservative/Masorti rabbis...

The William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education at the Jewish Theological Seminary is rethinking its approach to doctoral studies for Jewish communa...

Andrés Spokoiny delivers a compelling call for systemic change within Jewish philanthropy, focusing on how unfreezing moments, like crises, present unique op...

Andrés Spokoiny, in his address to JFN 2026, advocates for leveraging periods of societal "unfreezing" to effect systemic change within the Jewish community ...

Lt. Gen. Dick Newton discusses the need for a comprehensive and strategic approach to American foreign policy concerning Iran. Drawing parallels to the chaot...

Mike Bloomberg has endorsed his former aide, Assemblyman Micah Lasher, in the competitive race to fill the congressional seat of retiring Rep. Jerry Nadler. ...

Drawing on the Torah portions Vayakel-Pekudei, the author extracts ten financial management lessons applicable to synagogue leadership today. These insights ...

Amid threats to American democracy, mainstream Jewish leaders often hesitate to speak out due to fears of political division, narrow definitions of Jewish in...

David Weisberg, executive director of World Jewish Relief USA, shares his reflections on combating feelings of helplessness in face of global crises by lever...

Hadassah Florida hosted its inaugural conference on a cruise aboard the Celebrity Reflection, marking a unique event from January 9 to 12 that successfully r...

A new group of younger Jewish women have joined the Evolve Leadership Fellows, part of the Evolve Hadassah: The Next Generation initiative, aimed at nurturin...

Alex S. Kaufman details their personal journey of seeking justice after being sexually abused at a New Jersey synagogue in the 1990s, leading to a recent set...

In this episode of the podcast "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories," a couple shares their journey of spiritual discovery and enlightenment through their...

Rabbi Julius "Julie" Berman's legacy is honored in this tribute by Rabbi Menachem Genack. As one of the influential leaders in American Jewish life, Berman b...

In response to heightened antisemitism and a desire for meaningful engagement, an increasing number of Jewish professionals are transitioning from traditiona...

Joel M. Schreiber reflects on the life and accomplishments of his close friend, Rabbi Julius Berman, after his passing. Berman, a significant figure in the J...

In an era of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence, rabbis are increasingly integrating AI tools like ChatGPT into their ministrations, primarily for adm...

Richard Altabe reflects on his nearly forty-year career in education, sharing personal anecdotes and insights from his leadership positions in Jewish schools...

As artificial intelligence increasingly becomes integrated into the fabric of daily life by 2025, it's not being utilized primarily for technical tasks but r...

Anna Solomon has been appointed as the new CEO and Editor-in-Chief of Lilith magazine, succeeding founding Editor-in-Chief Susan Weidman Schneider, who after...

Laura Stein discusses the growing issue of burnout among Jewish clergy, attributing it to a structural failure in seminary training, which lacks focus on per...

In this podcast episode of 'Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories,' a heartwarming anecdote is shared about a personal encounter with the Lubavitcher Rebbe ...

Jane Ramsey reflects on her decades-long association with Rev. Jesse Jackson and the impactful coalition-building between the Black and Jewish communities in...

Rabbi Andrea Weiss was a pioneering figure in the Reform Jewish movement, recognized as the first woman to ordain rabbis in this tradition. Her impactful car...

This podcast episode of "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories" explores the heartfelt and impactful experience of a young child who wrote a letter to the L...

As the Jewish landscape evolves, traditional roles of rabbis are shifting to meet the needs of a post-congregational era. With declining synagogue affiliatio...

The video discusses the achievements of a remarkable Jewish woman who has become the driving force behind an international magazine. Her journey highlights t...

Renowned editor Rishe Deitsch, who has long overseen Chabad's women's magazine, opens up about her early life challenges and personal victories in an insight...

Examining decision-making processes in Jewish educational and communal institutions, the article highlights structured approaches like red teams, the 10th ma...

The Jewish Funders Network has launched a Jewish Day School Affinity Group to address challenges facing Jewish day schools, which are crucial for sustaining ...

Roya Hakakian argues that for Iranians, the so-called peace that comes with subjugation under a tyrannical regime is more insidious than war itself. Highligh...

Lieutenant Commander Resh has made history by becoming the first female commander of an Israeli Saar 4.5-class missile boat, marking a significant milestone ...

The Ziegler School of Rabbinical Studies, historically tied to Conservative Judaism, announced it will pause student admissions for the next academic year as...

Parshat Tetzaveh holds a unique place in the Torah as the only portion from Exodus through Deuteronomy in which Moshe's name is absent, presenting a lesson i...

Jewish civil society is facing a critical need for integration rather than maintaining the false dichotomy between security and community engagement, as high...

Jewish day schools face multifaceted challenges in 2026, from economic strain to rising antisemitism and a national teacher shortage. Leaders Peg Sandel and ...

Jewish communal organizations have a unique opportunity to attract top-tier talent by creating an appealing and competitive work environment. With rising une...

In an insightful conversation, Chanan Weissman of the Sapir Institute engages with author Joshua Foer and philanthropic advisor William Foster about the conc...

In response to Russia's expanded invasion of Ukraine, a grassroots humanitarian network called UA Support Teams (UAST) emerged, operating across 20 countries...

Natan Slifkin critiques Rabbi Yosef Elefant's portrayal of the Israeli military draft and the charedi community's stance, highlighting a significant omission...

The article draws a unique parallel between the roles of the "Keeper of the Cup" in the NHL and an interim executive director at a Hillel. Just as the Keeper...

In his weekly column, Eli Lake highlights a moment in history following the passing of civil rights leader Jesse Jackson at 84. Lake draws attention to Jacks...

Amid growing complexity in Jewish communities, there is increasing interest in Jewish thought leadership as a means of navigating moral and communal challeng...

Eric Fingerhut, CEO of the Jewish Federations of North America, delivered the organization's inaugural State of the Jewish Union address. He emphasized that ...