arts & culture

Last week on the blog, S. Bear Bergman of the Flamingo Rampant Book Club issued a call for children’s books that ...

At Keshet we know how important it is to provide diverse resources for families. Last year we worked with author Elisabeth ...

Alexandra Kohl attended the Keshet/Hazon LGBTQ and Ally Teen Shabbaton this April. In the spirit of Pride month, she is sharing a bit ...

Next week marks the holiday of Shavuot. This holiday, which is celebrated seven weeks after Passover, marks the giving of the ...

In October 2013, when I bought my tickets to see Cher’s Dressed to Kill tour, which would be playing down ...

According to education theorist Rudine Simms Bishop, fiction should serve as both a mirror and a window. That is, books ...

After the fun we had with Rainbow Hamantaschen, it seemed like the gauntlet had been thrown. At the Keshet office we ...

Get a copy of The Purim Superhero, the first Jewish children’s book with LGBT characters, in time for Purim. And, if ...

There’s a new player on the Jewish blog scene, and it’s not holding back. Jewrotica is a “pluralistic and sex-positive organization ...

I’ve always believed quite firmly that what is on our kids’ bookshelves, and what we, parents and children together, share ...