The 1960s and 1970s ushered in Jewish unity as Jews throughout the world banded together to free Soviet Jews.
Use images, artifacts, and audio clips to develop a more nuanced understanding of the 1963 March on Washington.
A lesson plan examining the question: What does Martin Luther King, Jr's struggle have to do with Jews today?
He inadvertently became a catalyst for the State of Israel’s very existence.
Tel Aviv– the bustling, hip international city. How did it go from piles of sand to the city we know today?
Dayan was appointed defense minister in 1967, before the Six Day War, in order to ease the growing fear of annihilation.
How we talk about things matters from our partners at Facing History and Ourselves.
A six-lesson curriculum, commissioned by the Covenant Foundation in 2019 and written by master Jewish educators Joel Lurie Grishaver and Ira J. Wise, on the topic of teaching civil discourse, with Jewish and general material appropriate for 6th/7th grades, 8-10th grades, and 11th grade-adult students.
Rabbi Barry Block shares a prayer for a nation in crisis following the tragic attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Yavilah McCoy writes about the power that language holds and how deeply words affect community building.