What’s the Big Secret about Sexual Education?
The current state of sexual education in our country leaves young adults frighteningly vulnerable.
As Concepts of Diversity and Inclusion Evolve, So Must We
When I started working at the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism almost a year ago, I was impressed with the level of LGBTQ awareness and sensitivity I experienced in the office.
Jewish Myths, World Records, and More: 5 Light-Hearted Headlines to Read This Week
From the health care bill to the ban on transgender servicemembers, many of this week's stories have got us down. Luckily, we still dug up some positive, heartwarming stories to lift our spirits.
As Concepts of Diversity and Inclusion Evolve, So Must We
Understanding is only half the battle. Progress is achieved on a continual basis, and to create truly inclusive spaces for LGBTQ people, organizations must do more than understand the issues.
Jumu’ah Mubaarakah and Shabbat Shalom
Writer and liturgist Alden Solovy shares a most timely experience from his Hebrew language class in Jerusalem.
Creating a Culture of Yes
To help students and families balance Jewish education with other activities, Temple Beth-El in Providence, RI, says “yes” whenever possible. Here’s how they do it.
Jewish Men Speak Out About Injustice in Israel
The president of Men of Reform Judaism recently spoke truth to power about injustice in Israel. Read the statement and the circumstances surrounding its delivery.
Defense Budget Shows Stagnation on Guantanamo
Amidst the scramble to pass a budget and settle the debate over health care, another budget bill is winding its way through congress.
Why I’m Fasting on Tishah B’Av, and Why Now: A Reform Perspective
As a Reform Jew, I never felt called to fast on Tishah B’Av - until this year. Here's what changed my mind.
What Keeps Congregational Leaders Up at Night
As a leader – volunteer or professional – in a synagogue, what keeps you up at night? What do these concerns tell us about the contemporary Jewish landscape?