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This piece was submitted on Friday, January 31, 2014. The event took place on Sunday, January 26.—When a couple gets ...

There’s no point pretending this blog post is going to be about camp or summer, especially summer. Montreal in February ...

Judaism is in fashion in the U.S.—and in Canada, too.Non-Jews are happy to join Jewish families. Christian communities want to explore ...

Part Two of a two-part story of a gay rabbinical student in the Reform Movement. Yesterday Ari shared his place in ...

Inspired by the ubiquitous Venmo ads on the NYC Subway, comedian and former yeshiva student Eitan Levine came up with ...

Deciding to become a rabbi is a momentous decision. For a gay man, the decision is even more fraught. In ...

Drake’s recent SNL skit (see below), perhaps unwittingly but then again perhaps not, highlighted how a bar or bat mitzvah ...

I am a person who puts on, or “lays,” tefillin (phylacteries). I happen to be female. While my gender, to ...

Check out today’s powerful and brave post on The Canteen from David Furman, who reflects on coming out and his world at ...

I first thought that I might be different when I was in sixth grade.I went to Jewish day school, and ...

At birth I was blessed with not one, not two, but four Jewish names. Tamar Avital is the name my ...

Being an ally is important and hard work—it requires dedication, mindfulness, and courage. Allies are absolutely crucial to Keshet and ...