Partner Blogs

Part of a series in which members of the Keshet community write letters to their younger selves.

I offer my present lightness of being as Torah, the Torah of embracing our fullest selves, reverent and irreverent impulses equally inspired by the divine.

Before school's back, use some staycation time for tikkun olam

A recipe for masapan (marzipan) and details on Sephardi wedding customs.

We seek the unique and disparage the regular, but we have it backward; it is in the every day and the repetitious, that we find divinity

Judaism obligates us to call out our fellow’s unethical behavior and encourage them to change it.

My mind and heart raced. I had never noticed gender disparity in something as simple as household chores. What else had I missed?

Do we each have more to learn, things we can do better?

Hanging a mezuzah in Mississippi.

When I enter a home that is nut-free due to allergies, I would never dream of bringing in a Snickers bar.

Writer Erika K. Davis reflects on the Chicago Dyke March and provides perspective as a Queer Jew of Color.

The limitations of the teacher I encountered as a young student don’t represent an entire segment of Jewish thinking.

This time last year, I was excited about America...

Hachnasat Orchim, y'all!

There is no one right way to be Jewish.