The bad news is, we’re still in a pandemic (wear your mask and get your shots, please). The good news is that because COVID remains
In the spirit of tikkun leil Shavuot, Matthew Lowe explores whether Super Mario Maker 2 might be a venue for Torah study.
Ilana Sumka is the founding director of Shleimut, founder and past director of the Center for Jewish Nonviolence and past Jerusalem director of Encounter She
Saffiya Shillo is an American of Palestinian heritage. She is an outreach coordinator and advocate for victims of violence. She previously organized within the Chicago
Rabbi Jill Jacobs is the Executive Director of T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights. This post originated on her Facebook page and is shared
Back in 2013, the Pew Research Center released a “Portrait of Jewish Americans.” That survey and many of the numbers listed in it received quite
Sarah Brammer-Shlay is a rabbinical school student at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College. She is currently living in Jerusalem. Monday May 10 is Jerusalem Day (Yom
This week is yesod: which is foundation, but is also sometimes referred to as “bonding.” It is the offspring of hod and netzach – balancing
Avigayil Halpern is publishing a weekly feminist dvar Torah on the parsha through her newsletter, Approaching, which is being crossposted to Jewschool. You can subscribe
Time to Be Humble and Sit Down. For Week Five of the Omer, we focus on Hod, or humility. Given that the Hebrew word “hod”
