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Dear Friends, As I conclude my first week at the Orthodox Union, I find myself filled with gratitude, excitement, and a profound sense of responsibility. This week has given me

Event Draws 150 Chosson Rabbeim, Rabbonim, and Mental Health Professionals for Training, Chizuk, and Collaboration For all the responsibility chosson rabbeim carry in preparing young men for marriage, they’ve long

With a deep sense of gratitude, purpose, and responsibility, Rabbi Shmuel Silber steps into his new role as our executive vice president, building on the extraordinary legacy of his dear

Teach Coalition CEO Sydney Altfield explains how the program could ease tuition costs and how communities can help bring it to their states For many Jewish families, day school education

Emerging Nonprofits Bring Bold Solutions to Critical Jewish Communal Needs   Eight innovative nonprofits from across the United States have been selected to join the seventh cohort of the OU

In 1967, a group of Lubavitch women traveling to Detroit reportedly found themselves stranded by a snowstorm. Frustrated that they were unable to reach their destination, the leader of the

Rabbis, Jewish and community leaders, friends, OU board and staff members, and family gathered on Tuesday, September 15th in New York to honor the memory of Rabbi Moshe Hauer, zt”l,

Recently, I’ve been making a big push for our entire community to shift to the right. With apologies for the admittedly click-worthy title, when I say shift to the right,

ASK OU’s Summer Kashrus Training Program Draws Participants From Across the Frum Spectrum and Around the World for an In-Depth Exploration of Kosher Certification In Lodz, Poland, currently home to

A few years ago, I began reaching out to family members during the month of Elul. I would tell them that I planned to daven for them during this special