Among the contributions of Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu to the Israel-Palestinian peace process was introducing the demand, as a precondition for resuming peace talks,
Martha, my friend from a well-loved past life, went on a Birthright trip this past June. We met up on her way through New York
Here are two spectacular opportunities to get involved with justice work through Jews United For Justice, DC’s local Jewish social justice organization. *** Are you
After making “social justice” his sworn enemy in America, Glenn Beck is now turning to help the Jews purge these “Marxist code words” from the
This week of my summer is made possible by Amherst, Massachusetts, cats, and Netflix. For a while in my queue has been a documentary called
This amazing post was written by a friend of Jewschool. You may know Oliver and Abigail, the Social Justice Tourists. They swoop into a deprived
I’m going to try something a bit new here and take a close look at the data analyses from a single study. I chose this particular study, The Impact and Lessons of Taglit‐Birthright Israel by Saxe et al, because someone asked my opinion about it and I thought it did some things very well. I think the data supports some interesting findings, although it includes some all-to-common misinterpretations of statistical results.
I love review copies-I love when they arrive in the mail, I love having them in my hands, and I love the smell of new
This is a fascinating time-lapse video of yesterday’s 300,000-person housing protest in Tel Aviv last night calling for “social justice” across a broad range of
Everyone’s talking about “food justice” these days, but what is it – really? What are all the pieces at play? How do they all connect?
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