Partner Blogs
How A Little Pirkei Avot Eased A Little Pandemic Stress
I didn’t grow up hearing much Hebrew or Yiddish. I got the occasional “lay keppy (head)” from my mother when ...
Sharing the Burden: How A Little Pirkei Avot Eased Pandemic Stress
I didn’t grow up hearing much Hebrew or Yiddish. I got the occasional “lay keppy (head)” from my mother when ...
The Paradox of People-to-People Peace-Building
People-to-people peace-building works.It’s been researched and documented, in Northern Ireland, Rwanda, and many other places. Without people-to-people peace-building on a ...
Gabby and The Quest to Find Jewish Characters in Books
Jewish representation in young adult literature is better than ever.
The Temptation of the Master’s Tools
Who will you choose to be? Are you paying attention? How many times have you been called to action? What ...
Mississippi is My Valentine
In honor of Valentine's Day, a love letter to the state I call home
What’s Southern and Jewish About Adventure Time?
Remembering Polly Lou Livingston, the iconic voice of Tree Trunks
A Rabbi Wearing a Female Meatsuit
The body we are born in is just a meat suit...
Jewish Wisdom from Jewish Educators
Judaism has a lot to tell us about how to live a meaningful life—here's some Jewish wisdom that inspires us.
A Blind Date with Literature
Or, what happens when you can't judge a book by its cover.
Forgiveness is Earned
She came into our lives like a freight train. Barreling through and doing as much destruction to our family as ...