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I must admit, I've always kind of wanted to go to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.  The sessions are amazing, the location lovely, and all the coolest kids (Nicolas Sarkozy, Muhammad Yunus, Bill Clinton) are there.

I never really thought much

Shelly Christensen is the Chair of the Disability Task Force and Program Manager of the Jewish Community Inclusion Program for People with Disabilities, a program of the Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis. February is Jewish Disability

Rarely have I been so disturbed as when I learned that my good friend Naomi Chazan, chairwoman of the New Israel Fund, had become the personal target of a hate campaign launched last week by a group called Im Tirtzu.

Brent Walker, Executive Director of the Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs, is a church/state lawyer's church/state lawyer. I cannot tell you how often I rely on his counsel, or how often I steal his insights (and even his jokes).  He has a great

Follow our specially tagged blog posts throughout the week for more on how the proposed budget affects many of the priority issues for our Movement.

Our Torah portion this week is Parshat Yitro, named for Moses' father-in-law, a man with whom the Jewish people had an exemplary interfaith relationship. In this parsha, God instructs us, "V'atem tihiyu li mamlechet cohanim v'goi kadosh - You will be for me a

Former Supreme Court Justice O'Connor has made headlines in the past week in the wake of the Citizens United campaign finance case.

February is Jewish Disability Awareness Month, and all month, we'll be featuring blog posts about disability inclusion. Read our posts here and visit our Jewish Disability Awareness Month page.

This week's portion, Yitro, includes the first recitation of the