International Women’s Day or Yom HaMishpacha? Feminism in Israel: Then and Now
In this episode, we seek to thoroughly understand how “Israeli Occupation” came to be synonymous with the call for Palestinian statehood and what this means for peace between Jews and Arabs.
In this resource, you will learn about the practices of unity associated with Sukkot.
Here’s how to tell the difference between the good faith critics and the bad faith bigots.
While the Holocaust may be over, antisemitism is still very much alive. Whose fault is it?
You might be surprised to know that Martin Luther King was deeply connected to the Jewish community.
We explore the history of Black-Jewish relations to uncover the good and the bad.
A study guide of sources, history, activities and other resources.
David Bryfman and Dr. Rachel Fish discuss responding to antisemitism in a Post-Colleyville world.
Intergenerational program where families with children of all ages make family portraits that tell their story. Based on the work of Israeli artist Hanoch Piven.