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How donors can prevent their university gifts from funding antisemitism
30 May
Concerned about rising antisemitism on American campuses, donors are seeking ways to ensure their university contributions do not support discrimination agai...
30 May
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The Jewish People stood together at Sinai. Can we today?
29 May
As Shavuot approaches, it serves as a reminder of the unity experienced by the Jewish people at Mount Sinai, where they received the Torah. Despite this hist...
29 May
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On being an artist-rabbi: Bringing ‘play’ into Jewish communal practice
29 May
Rabbi Hannah Dresner, recently retired from Or Shalom in Vancouver, reflects on integrating artistic practice into Jewish communal life, building on the idea...
29 May
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A new conversation and a shared commitment
29 May
In the aftermath of the October 7, 2023 conflict and during the period of counting the Omer, American synagogues face critical challenges as congregants grap...
29 May
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Crisis, conflict and The Kindest Generation
28 May
Reflecting on the stark contrast between the author's own sheltered upbringing in the United States and the tumultuous experiences faced by contemporary Isra...
28 May
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Let’s stop the infighting: A call for unity
27 May
In light of the alarming rise in antisemitic incidents across multiple fronts, this piece emphasizes the importance of unity within the Jewish community. At ...
27 May
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How Israelis and American Jews can build a shared future through service
23 May
Recent collaborative efforts between Israelis and American Jews demonstrate the power of service as a tool for healing and connection post-October 7, 2023. T...
23 May
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The cost of continuity for the Jewish middle class
23 May
Many Jewish middle-class families face immense financial barriers to enrolling their children in day schools, seen as vital to Jewish continuity and identity...
23 May
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Developing future-focused Jewish leaders
22 May
Jewish leaders today face a complex and rapidly changing world, with numerous challenges that threaten to trap them in reactive postures. The Wexner Foundati...
22 May
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Mem Global finds these gestures from afar can support leaders under fire
21 May
Jewish community leadership in war-torn Ukraine faces immense challenges, as highlighted by Mem Global's support for young leaders in cities like Kyiv, Odess...
21 May
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I met Pope Leo XIV. What comes next?
20 May
In a significant symbol of progressing Catholic-Jewish relations, Jewish leaders, including Rabbi Noam E. Marans of the American Jewish Committee, attended t...
20 May
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What swag can say about the Jewish moment we’re in
20 May
"Let's Bench," an Israeli business specializing in personalized Jewish print products, has found new meaning in creating branded swag amidst the challenges o...
20 May
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Historicity versus historiography in the workplace
20 May
Avi Olitzky reflects on the interplay between historicity and historiography in nonprofit organizations, drawing parallels from his background in biblical cr...
20 May
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American Jewish Heritage Month and a democracy of belonging
19 May
Amelia Allen's 19th-century sentiments encapsulate the American Jewish identity as concurrently Jewish and American, rooted in communal values and democratic...
19 May
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What Yuval Raphael’s Eurovision success teaches us about mobilizing people
19 May
Yuval Raphael's success in Eurovision not only showcased musical talent but also highlighted the power of collective Jewish pride as a mobilizing force. Her ...
19 May
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What Jewish students actually want
16 May
Jewish students on college campuses face persistent antisemitism that extends beyond high-profile incidents, indicating a deeper cultural problem that requir...
16 May
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When ‘inclusion’ is not inclusive
16 May
David Bernstein critiques contemporary Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) frameworks, arguing they often conflict with efforts to combat antisemitism wit...
16 May
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Jews support reproductive rights, not activists who demonize us
15 May
Hannah Einbinder, a celebrated Jewish Hollywood performer, has recently sparked controversy for supporting the "Fund Abortion Not War" campaign, which some a...
15 May
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The quiet work that secures the Jewish future
14 May
In response to rising antisemitism and the need for Jewish continuity, the importance of Jewish day schools is highlighted as a cornerstone for building a vi...
14 May
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Why Jewish people should care about the appointment of the pope
14 May
The appointment of a Pope holds significant implications for Jewish communities, reflecting centuries of intertwined histories, from persecution to reconcili...
14 May
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The renewed promise of pluralistic community
13 May
In the aftermath of escalating tensions since October 2023 and further polarized by the 2024 U.S. election, the Jewish community is at a pivotal moment. The ...
13 May
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Belonging cannot wait
13 May
In the face of existential threats and rising antisemitism, the Jewish community is urged to foster a culture of belonging and inclusivity without forgoing t...
13 May
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A decade of progress: Strengthening leadership and the Jewish nonprofit sector
12 May
Over the past decade, significant progress has been made in addressing leadership challenges within the Jewish nonprofit sector. Initially faced with a short...
12 May
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Jewish demographic research must be followed by meaningful action
9 May
Gina Bublil-Waldman and Sarah Levin discuss the importance of acting upon Jewish demographic research, particularly concerning Sephardi and Mizrahi Jews whos...
9 May
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10 tips for nonprofit survival during a crisis
8 May
Jewish nonprofits are navigating a challenging period marked by reduced government support, cultural conflicts, and heightened public demand, exacerbated by ...
8 May
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Fixing guideposts from Judaism’s 3 ‘forevers’
8 May
Robert Lichtman draws parallels between the Iroquois Seventh Generation Principle and Jewish values that are considered eternal. He highlights three enduring...
8 May
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From grief to generosity: How legacy giving helps me remember my father — and shape a Jewish future
7 May
Rebecca Leibowitz Engel discusses how her father's sudden passing deepened her understanding of legacy giving and influenced her work in promoting legacy phi...
7 May
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Why galas still matter, now more than ever
6 May
In an era dominated by digital campaigns, galas remain an irreplaceable method of cultivating genuine connections and solidarity in the philanthropic space, ...
6 May
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Destiny divided: How Rav Soloveitchik’s vision shaped — and splintered — American Jewry
6 May
Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik, a pivotal 20th-century Jewish thinker, sought to reconcile traditional Judaism with modern challenges through his concepts of C...
6 May
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Many paths, one destiny: The Jewish vision at JPro25
5 May
Jewish communal professionals are convening in Baltimore for JPro25, the largest gathering of its kind, highlighting the enduring commitment to Jewish life a...
5 May
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In the discussion around taxes, we can’t let ‘the antisemitism tax’ be forgotten
5 May
The ongoing discourse on taxes should not overshadow the significant financial burden termed the "antisemitism tax," which Jewish communities face due to inc...
5 May
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Voting for our place in the Zionist future
2 May
Queer Jews find themselves at a critical juncture, confronting both antisemitism and LGBTQ+ discrimination amidst socio-political crises in Israel and the U....
2 May
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Invest in endowment giving — even when it’s hard
2 May
Jewish communities in North America are increasingly recognizing the importance of endowment giving, spurred by initiatives like Life & Legacy, a program by ...
2 May
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Gratitude in grieving
1 May
Rabbi Aviva Richman reflects on the complex coexistence of gratitude and grief through her experiences with the Hallel prayer, particularly in the context of...
1 May
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USAID funding was a golden cage
30 Apr
The closure of USAID has had a devastating impact on global humanitarian aid, abruptly ending vital programs and exposing the vulnerabilities of relying on a...
30 Apr
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How philanthropy can accelerate innovation in mental health
30 Apr
Israel's current mental health crisis, exacerbated by ongoing conflict, demands both immediate trauma care and innovative solutions for the future. Philanthr...
30 Apr
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The third stage: An American Jewish revolution is upon us once more
29 Apr
American Jewry is at a critical juncture facing significant demographic, political, and institutional challenges that require a new approach to community org...
29 Apr
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The rehumanizing project: A Jewish response to artificial intelligence
29 Apr
Navigating the impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on humanity, this discussion explores how Jewish values can offer an ethical framework for engaging wit...
29 Apr
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Prayer for the government
28 Apr
Prayer for the government's welfare has deep Jewish roots, evolving across eras and denominations. Professor Jonathan Sarna notes variations in its recitatio...
28 Apr
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Just keep going: What Jewish campus professionals owe their students
28 Apr
The article emphasizes the imperative for Jewish campus professionals to support students facing antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment on American college c...
28 Apr
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Funding ‘Gangsters vs. Nazis’: A journey
25 Apr
Executive producer Bruce David Klein discusses the production of a documentary film about Jewish gangsters who combated American Nazis in the lead-up to Worl...
25 Apr
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Interfaith couples: From observers to active participants in Jewish life
25 Apr
Interfaith couples often face challenges in integrating into Jewish life, feeling like outsiders in an insiders' community. The Embark program by Mem Global ...
25 Apr
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Let each of us view ourselves as though we personally had emerged from the Shoah
24 Apr
The keynote address delivered at the Yom HaShoah commemoration in Paramus, NJ, highlights the personal and collective responsibility to remember the Holocaus...
24 Apr
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Pope Francis’ legacy
24 Apr
Since the passing of Pope Francis, he has been commemorated for his groundbreaking interfaith initiatives, emphasizing that all religions are valid paths to ...
24 Apr
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What ‘the Yoms’ teach us about national resilience
24 Apr
The passage highlights the significance of the Yoms, a series of Israeli national commemorations: Yom HaShoah, Yom HaZikaron, and Yom HaAtzmaut, which collec...
24 Apr
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Witness to witness: My journey reimagining Holocaust education
24 Apr
Social studies teacher Jennifer Wasserstrom Doty reflects on her innovative approach to Holocaust education as she nears retirement. Facing the dwindling num...
24 Apr
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Erasing history: How Holocaust denial and distortion is fueling antisemitism
23 Apr
Amid rising antisemitism, Marina Rosenberg of the Anti-Defamation League highlights how Holocaust denial and distortion continue to fuel anti-Jewish sentimen...
23 Apr
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A call for catalytic capital to rebuild Israel
23 Apr
In light of recent crises, there's a renewed call for 'catalytic capital' to revitalize vulnerable areas in Israel, going beyond military resilience to econo...
23 Apr
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From crisis to credential: Why we must professionalize antisemitism expertise now
22 Apr
In the wake of increased antisemitic incidents following the October 7 Hamas attack, Ayal Feinberg highlights the urgent need to professionalize antisemitism...
22 Apr
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This research-philanthropy partnership aims to help Jewish communal leaders be more savvy consumers of data
22 Apr
In the wake of major challenges such as the aftermath of October 7 events, the Collaborative for Applied Studies in Jewish Educations (CASJE) Research Digest...
22 Apr