I pray that this pandemic may be lifted speedily from this planet – and when it is, may we be able to look back without shame at the way we behaved and how we treated one another.

From Torah to telling stories, intersectionality to Israel, here are five podcasts to help you engage with your Judaism from home.

Do you know about all the great Jewish educational videos available from our partners at BimBam? Here are a few ideas for “homeshuling” your kids during this time.

The coronavirus-compelled communal self-quarantine felt vaguely familiar: Here we are bamidbar (back in the wilderness), reliving Numbers, when Miriam becomes infected with a scaly, white, and highly contagious skin condition. But we’ve gotten through it before, and we will now, too.

Though handwashing in the medical realm is relatively modern, handwashing in the religious world is decidedly ancient.

How can you, as a parent, also infuse this time of year with meaning and with the Jewish values that are important to you?

The “Days of Awe” is a good name for the High Holiday season because when we are in awe of something, that's a good thing, but I like “Awesome Days” so much better.

In Parashat B'reishit, we are introduced to “text painting,” a basic method of trope that uses melody directly connected to the meaning of the words.

When my term as youth group president ended, I was not ready to stop my social action and community building efforts, so I decided to run for the local board of education.