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October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Since a peer-led health initiative is one of the programs I help coordinate, I ...

A week ago, a woman named Deb took her life in New Jersey. I learned about her death in an ...

It’s only been a month and a half since my son Jonah returned from sleep-away camp and I’m already feeling ...

A lot has been made of the new Pew Study on the Jewish population. I am enjoying reading the various ...

As Rabbi Rachel Gurevitz says, statistics in the Pew Research Center’s survey of American Jewish attitudes and beliefs are wide ...

Campers and staff often state at the end of a camp session or summer that they wish camp could last ...

I’ve often been asked both by journalists and by my readers why my novel  The Elixir of Immortality  tells the ...

I was listening to National Public Radio on the way into work this morning, hearing more and more details of ...

This week, my Facebook news-feed is filled with outrage about the fact that Hobby Lobby won’t carry Hanukkah decorations. Many ...

I left Stockholm in the fall of 1998 and moved to Oslo, for I had discovered the neighboring land’s greatest ...

It’s probably one of the first things that I learned from my time as a social science researcher – the ...

The Davis Academy 8th Grade Gibush Retreat (A Summer at URJ Camp Coleman)It looks the same. (It looks different.)Two quick ...

As a synagogue rabbi, I feel as if we have been running a religious marathon for the past month. since. ...

Today’s guest post comes from Rabbi Hank Bamberger of Utica, New York, who spent some time traveling in the South ...

Books have always fascinated me, even from the very earliest days of my childhood. As the child of Jewish intellectuals ...