Partner Blogs

Since my mom had a history of outliving her prognoses I assumed that this would be the case once again.

Part 7 of a longer series of posts in which members of the Keshet community write letters to their younger selves. Today’s letter is written by Keshet’s Development and Communications Intern, Hannah Sherffius

“Accompaniment Urgently Needed for Asylum Court Case.” Volunteers are needed on June 6th.

Focusing on kindness in a Southern Jewish setting

To know they are valued, welcomed and loved

I believe in a woman’s right to choose for herself what happens to her body.   When it comes to physical intimacy this means I believe ...

An American Jew examines the meaning of her family's Russian-Chinese story

Spring is graduation season. My Facebook feed is crowded with photos of my friends’ children in cap-and-gown garb, sporting smiles, ...

This month Jed Schwartz had his Bar Mitzvah. And, like many B’nai Mitzvah students, Jed gave a D’var Torah– speaking ...

Thousands of people had passed by before we managed to gather a minyan (quorum) of ten for the evening prayers. ...

Charting a path of connection and adventure

Sending those B'nai Mitzvah thank-you notes is a ritual we shouldn't lose

In moving to the United States from Guatemala, I found my purpose and place in Jewish community

I was raised in Columbus, Ohio in a very white, Jewish suburb called Bexley. Even though I went to a ...

A kosher-for-Passover alternative to injera...that we don't recommend.