Earlier this year, with the Jewish community facing an alarming rise in antisemitism and Jewish professionals holding so much for the communities they serve, the Federation launched grant initiatives to
Venturing into the world of overnight camp can be a mix of excitement and nerves for any young camper. For first-time camper Ella, her journey to Camp Newman in Sonoma
With over 500 people in attendance, including our CEO Joy Sisisky and a 20-member Federation contingent, this year’s Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California (JPAC) Capitol Summit was the largest
Anti-Israel and antisemitic protests on too many college campuses have included threats and harassment of Jewish students and faculty. This behavior is a clear violation of their civil rights and
With emotions running high, people distraught, and all of us heartbroken over the events unfolding in Israel, we’re encouraging members of the Jewish community to stay vigilant. With support from
As the scale of the attacks becomes clearer by the day, we cannot overstate the urgency of this crisis. In response, we took swift action and opened an Israel Emergency
What would happen if you could step into a convention where knowledge thrives, networks grow, and partnerships flourish? Imagine a space where professionals gather, united by a shared vision of
A Peruvian, a Chilean, an American, a sociologist, and a Jew walked into a room. And her name was Analucía Lopezrevoredo. Analucia, the founder and executive director of Jewtina y
Recognizing the profound impact of Jewish summer camp, PJ Library Bay Area and Camp Newman joined forces to introduce the Sparks program, which provides families with young children with camp-inspired
As we celebrate the rainbow-hued festivities of Pride Month in 2023, we’re also reflecting on the Federation’s pioneering work in support of the LGBTQIA+ Jewish community. Our organization made history