Why document a movement that has failed for 50 years to achieve its objective? The director of the American Jewish Peace Archive answers a tough question.
As part of our #TorahForTheResistance series by young scholars and students of Judaism and rabbinics, we offer this Counting the Omer for activists.
In 2008 the Conservative Movement directed Jewish institutions to hire union labor. But the Jewish Theological Seminary is breaking its own teshuva.
A break from labor, even the labor of social change, may be as radical as the work itself. Shabbat elevates to new importance in the Trump era.
Jewish grassroots groups are mobilzing today in objection to a speech today by Trump at Holocaust Memorial Museum ceremony in Washington, DC.
As part of our #TorahForTheResistance series by young scholars and students of Judaism and rabbinics, we offer this Counting the Omer for activists.
How can we resist our tendencies to self-protectively label those who do not share our values as bigots, ignoramuses and miscreants?
Tell Rabbi Rick Jacobs to not (literally!) stand beside Nazis at the Jerusalem Post conference, such as White House terrorism advisor Sebastian Gorka.
Jessie Zel Lurie began his interview with Aliza Becker for the American Jewish Peace Archive with these words: “I am 101 years old. I still write
As part of our #TorahForTheResistance series by young scholars and students of Judaism and rabbinics, we offer this Counting the Omer for activists.
