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
From a young age, we are taught to have an open mind. I used to hear it all the time at school, from my friends, or when my parents wanted
I recently embarked on an amazing journey, delving into the rich history and culture of Cuba’s Jewish community. Organized by the Federation, this mission had a dual purpose—to meaningfully engage
In the days after my recent return from a mission to Israel, vivid details keep coming to mind. The experience was profound—a deep dive into a nation grappling with momentous
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
Early childhood Jewish education is a connector unlike any other entry point into Judaism. Young families are drawn to early childhood Jewish schools for friendships, Jewish experiences, a sense of
We are deeply troubled and saddened by the passage of the reasonableness law, approved by a narrow majority of the Knesset, which strips the Israeli Supreme Court of its ability
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
In the last two weeks of April, we unfortunately witnessed a resurgence of neo-Nazi flyers in Marin, Santa Cruz, the Peninsula, and San Jose. The flyers do not signal an imminent violent