Helping People to Live B'Kavod
Don't "Friend" So Freely
If you're internet savvy enough to be reading this blog post, there's at least a reasonable chance you're also one of the 400 million people around the globe who has a Facebook page, the 100 million who use MySpace, or the 35 million on LinkedIn.
An Appeal to Bagel-Lovers (And Their Friends)
Update on Immigration Reform:
Yesterday, the chief authors of much anticipated comprehensive immigration reform legislation, Sen. Charles Schumer (D-NY) and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), published an op-ed in the Washington Post outlining their framework for
My Homeland, My Self, part 4
Can We Discriminate?
This week, the Union for Reform Judaism signed onto an amicus brief for the upcoming Supreme Court case, Christian Legal Society v. Martinez.
Deal or No Deal
The decision to move critical health insurance reform toward passage by means of reconciliation may constitute a victory in the fight to preserve access to abortion services in reform.
Let All Who Are Hungry Come and Eat
This piece first appeared in the Jewish Council for Public Affairs' Confronting Poverty e-newsletter and is republished with permission.
As the deadline approaches for Congress to reauthorize billions of dollars to support vital child nutrition programs, the
My Homeland, My Self, part 3
Measure Twice, Help Once (For the Better)
Health Care Reform Will Be a Game-Changer
Rev. Cliff Frasier is the Faith Coordinator for the Service Employees International Union's (SEIU) Healthcare Reform Campaign. These final days leading up to the anticipated health care vote, policy-making of the past year and decades of debate on health care
