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“Do American Jews really care?” This is a question that has haunted us over the past two months. No one questioned American Jewry’s commitment and concern for our brothers and

Partnership Brings Together Women in Senior Nonprofit Leadership from Across North America for Skill-Building, Networking, and Peer Learning Women in senior leadership roles now have a dedicated forum for growth,

From hashkafa and minhagim to kiddushes and kibbudim, community members can sometimes get caught up in shul politics, which create division and detract from the true purpose of coming to

We stand in solidarity with the London Jewish community in unequivocally condemning the terrorist arson attack that destroyed four lifesaving ambulances. We are deeply grateful that no one was physically

Tips from Rebecca Mayer, Managing Director of Communal Engagement at Yachad After weeks of cleaning, shopping, and cooking, it’s finally Seder night. Your table is set, and before long your

Smart Strategies from Living Smarter Jewish Financial Coach Stacey Zrihen Pesach is stressful enough with cleaning, shopping, cooking, and hosting. Add the high cost of the holiday, and it can

As people age, it is unfortunately too common for medical professionals and others to speak directly to adult children or caregivers, ignoring the elderly patient in front of them. At

Long Winter Friday Nights Are the Perfect Opportunity to Welcome Single, Divorced, and Widowed People into Our Homes For families and couples, Shabbat is often a cherished time of warmth

This week’s parsha, Vayechi, offers powerful insights into planning our legacy. Yaakov instructs his family regarding his burial, blesses Yosef’s sons, and then blesses his own children. Later, Yosef also