Applications are now online for Selah National Cohort 10! The Selah Leadership Program is a collaboration between the Nathan Cummings Foundation and Jewish Funds for
It sounds like a dream: a Muslim woman wearing a full head covering, laughing and joking with an orthodox rabbi as they paint a mural
The ongoing saga of Rahm Emanuel’s mayoral aspirations have seen a lot of back and forth. First, Rahm’s residency during his work in the White
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
Remember the ‘Macaca’ incident that ended the Senatorial campaign and presidential aspirations of George Allen? You may recall that in the ensuing fallout he denied
The New Voices blog pointed out today that J Street U, the college arm of J Street, will begin offering a Birthright trip this summer
Many may recall Jackson’s tsuris in 1984 when, during a presidential bid, Jackson referred to NYC as Hymie-town. Ever since, he has made strides to
(This is actually a misleading title, because I am not on the road anymore, and have not been since Friday morning, Israel time.) In the
Independent filmmaker Eliyahu Ungar-Sargon has released Generation Gap, an interesting short film about the impact of the Holocaust on three generations of his family, including