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 and deep way. Whether the journey is one of discovery, or one of reconnection, it…
Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University and the Council of American Jewish Museums have joined forces with a number of institutions to create CollectingTheseTimes.org, a web portal that connects a variety of projects collecting…
Erin Graff Zivin is Professor of Spanish and Portuguese and Comparative Literature, Chair of the Department of Comparative Literature, and Director of the Graduate Certificate program in Translation Studies at the University of Southern California These past weeks witnessed protestors around the U.S.…
Abortion is health care, and it’s urgent health care – the longer one is forced to wait to obtain an abortion, the more difficult the procedure will be to get, until it’s impossible altogether and results in forced birth. Anti-choice…
When the first Passover seder took place Israelites were instructed to close themselves into their houses and protect themselves with a ritual of dabbing the blood of the Paschal lamb on their door. They stood at high alert, staff in…