Guest post by Jane E. Herman Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, we’re all doing things from home that we used to do elsewhere—you know, working,
Guest post by Rabbi Dan Wolpe Great art takes us on a journey. The journey connects us to some aspect of humanity in a profound
Avigayil Halpern is publishing a weekly feminist dvar Torah on the parsha though her newsletter, Approaching, which is being crossposted to Jewschool. You can subscribe
I can’t attend this because it’s chag, but folks who aren’t limited that way, let me encourage you to go. There’s nothing more important right
In no specific order, these are some of the things that I have learned from seders in years gone by. Please add your vortlach/hot takes
“Are you a Jewish professional who offers a skill, product or service to the Jewish world at large, but wish you had a more direct
Last weekend, the weather was beautifully spring-like in Chicago, and so naturally I decided to spend about five hours of it indoors, marathoning documentaries about
This week, in light of another wave of horrific violence against Asian Americans and another wave of hateful legislation aimed at transgender people, I’ve seen
I have come to sojourn in desert vastness where the wind won’t cease Purple glow on fallen branches, palm tree fronds Gleaming copper eyes surveil
My dear friend and scholar, Ori Weisberg, has composed an important observation about the ways defenders of the occupation and Israeli crimes try to obfuscate
