A Blanket, a Letter, a Shoe: Searching for Meaning in Traces of the Holocaust
The artifacts displayed in a major new exhibit, “Auschwitz. Not long ago. Not far away.,” are what remain, despite the perpetrators’ attempts to conceal their crimes.
How the “Element of Surprise” Helps Me in Both Black and Jewish Spaces
“As a Jewish woman of Color…” is how I begin most conversations these days.
How We’re Helping Graduating High School Seniors Thrive Next Year
One way to support graduating high school seniors is to have them complete the URJ College Class of 2019 Form so they receive updates from the URJ about new programs, opportunities, and resources to stay connected to Reform Jewish life.
5 Things to Know About Jewish Music and Copyright Laws
Check out these five important things your congregation should know about Jewish music and copyright laws.
4 Ways a Semester in Israel Prepared My Daughter for Life
URJ Heller High integrates academic, social, and emotional learning, powerfully transforming teens’ Jewish identities. Learn how it prepared my daughter for her future.
3 Questions to Ask on Israel Independence Day
All discourse around Israel can be boiled down to three questions that can help us frame our approach to the country as we celebrate its independence.
An Open Letter to My Younger Self about My Judaism and More
"Your formula is made up of three things society doesn’t view positively – and I’m working to change that for you"
“Thank You” Can Lead to a Culture of Philanthropy
A culture of philanthropy focuses on our sacred responsibility to provide Jewishly meaningful experiences that place the donor – not the congregation – at the center.
How to Support Pluralism and Democracy on Israel's Independence Day
As we celebrate Israel’s independence this week, here are two things your congregation can do right now to help strengthen Israel as a pluralistic, democratic society.
My Very First Shabbat: Looking Back
Malachi’s parents regale me with what they most enjoy about being Jews: the gift of Shabbat, the beauty of interweaving music, study, and prayer, and the devotion to God through devotion to others.