Partner Blogs
Queer Jews of Color: We Belong
Too often I have felt alone: my people absent from Hebrew school lessons, traditions and communal practice.
The Jews of Kentucky: A History Worth Exploring
The Kentucky Jewish History Symposium sees opportunities for fascinating scholarship
Fellowships and Full Circles
Last year I was applying for a Southern & Jewish job. This year I'm interviewing new applicants.
A Refugee Returns to Laos as a Jew
Jews come together for a historic Shabbat gathering in Laos.
Getting Sick Along the Southern Jewish Road
Getting ill on the road isn’t awesome — but being taken care of by new friends makes it better
Nu, What’s New?
Jewish tradition seems schizophrenic about whether anything really is new.
Pure Bliss
Keshet's LGBTQ and Ally Teen Shabbaton community changes a moment of fear into an unforgettable experience for Keshet's Education and Training Manager, National.
When Black History Month and Torah Come Together
A Black-Jewish poet pens Torah-inspired reflections for Black History Month.
How Writing Helps Me to “Never Forget”
Re-reading your own words can bring back powerful memories
Making #MeToo Mine as a Mom
Balancing the need to raise resilient children with ensuring they know they do not have to accept inappropriate behavior.