On Thursday, February 24, at 7:30 p.m., the Enslaved African Memorial Committee (EAMC) and Northern New Jersey Holocaust Memorial and Education Committee (NNJHMEC) will jointly
Last week, to coincide with International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the World Jewish Restitution Organization (WJRO) launched the third annual social media campaign, #MyPropertyStory: Speak About
(Courtesy of YU) The OU Women’s Initiative is challenging synagogues and communities to create innovative women’s programming in 2022. Grant awards are up to $3,600
(Courtesy of WJCS) Westchester Jewish Community Services (WJCS) will be honoring WJCS Board President Mariquita Blumberg and New York State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins
As I mark my second anniversary as SINAI’s director of development, I find myself reflecting on the professional journey that has unexpectedly led me to
(Courtesy of Ohr Yisroel) Ohr Yisroel is excited to welcome Rabbi Yitz Greenman as executive director. Rabbi Greenman, who was a close student of Rav
Revamping your PR, marketing and fundraising strategy in the era of COVID. Is the mere thought of planning your organization’s next online fundraising gala or
(Courtesy of JCRC) New York City Mayor Eric L. Adams recently gave a leadership briefing to the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York (JCRC-NY)
Excerpted from Rabbi Sacks’ article, available in its entirety at www.rabbisacks.org. With Parshat Tetzaveh, something new enters Judaism: Torat Kohanim, the world and mindset of
Ashkenazic Approach Many Ashkenazic yeshiva students wear their tzitzit out, in line with the Mishna Berura’s (8:26) powerful exhortation to do so. The Chafetz Chaim
The word leadership has become a platitude. It is both overused, confused and misused. Pretentious seminars extend false promises of future careers in leadership, while
In a world economy where so many working people face inflation, uncertain futures, and an unstable business environment, downsizing makes a lot of sense. Likewise,
