Uri L’Tzedek is fast-paced and fast-growing organization: This past year Uri L’Tzedek has grown from a local, New York based organization to a movement with
Workers who toiled at Flaums for years, making kosher food in abusive and illegal working conditions, are trying to bring some justice to their cause.
Bikkurim: An Incubator for New Jewish Ideas is accepting applications for 2011! Bikkurim seeks innovative, NYC-based, Jewish, non-profit projects that are in early stages of
I got to watch my good friend Josh Freed’s feature film Five Weddings and a Felony a few weeks ago at its premiere in DOC-NYC,
Uri L’Tzedek is accepting applications from rabbis and Jewish educators to go to Haiti for 4-5 day education missions. The educator will visit with the
Hey New York friends, Workers from the Flaum’s Kosher Foods plant will be speaking tonight at an Uri L’Tzedek Beit Midrash about their experiences at
Hey Jewschoolers, Neat collaborative effort here. Check in with your local organization to see how you can get invovled! In recognition of the importance of
Hey y’all, I just posted the next part of the Jewish Food Movement series in the Huffington Post, this one focusing on growing sustainable food.
Statement of Principles on the Place of Jews with a Homosexual Orientation in the Orthodox Community
Check out this interesting Statement of Principles, written and edited by leaders in the Modern Orthodox community: For the last six months a number of
Hey y’all, this is from Daniel Raphael Silverstein, a friend who does some good spoken word. He writes: During the 3 weeks of mourning, culminating