by Rabbi Lara Haft Yom Tov This piece is part of a השתא הכא/Hashata Hakha, a justice-oriented Haggadah reader with contributions from members of Halachic
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
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
The Jubilee Haggadah, an anti-occupation artwork featuring 30 Israeli contributors, joins the mitzvot of Passover with the Jublee year of freeing others.
Ten lessons from the new AJWS Haggadah — Next Year in a Just World — for Jewish social justice activists.
This year’s best social justice additions to your Passover seder: #BlackLivesMatter, Selma, campus sexual assault, child hunger, Israel-Palestine, and more.
Monica Lewinsky’s commitment to retelling her story reminds us of the commandment to retell the Passover story.
“Why write a whole haggadah?” you might ask. “Surely you don’t think anyone will use the whole thing?” You would probably be right — although
I thought for one foolish moment that 5774 offered a shallow harvest for Pesach supplements. But I was totally wrong and many thought-provoking, educational, and
This is a guest post by Sarah Beller, Director of Programming and Education at the J Street Education Fund, which houses J Street U, J
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