Just behind Congregation Agudath Sholom (CAS) in Stamford, Connecticut, the Jim Benjamin Memorial Garden is a living legacy. It honors the life of Jim Benjamin,
Last Tuesday evening, the Young Israel of New Rochelle hosted a moving and timely community event: a public conversation on trauma and recovery, titled “Healing
This July, members of Congregation Agudath Sholom (CAS) in Stamford, Connecticut will embark on a unique and meaningful journey—not to Israel or a historic Jewish
The Lone Soldier Center, founded in memory of fallen IDF soldier Michael Levin, stands as a beacon of support for thousands of lone soldiers—young men
On May 6, Emunah hosted its annual WOW (Women of Wonder) Dinner at the elegant Moise Safra Center in the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
Last week, the Riverdale Y’s Repertory Company brought history to life with a dramatic stage adaptation of “The Diary of Anne Frank.” The production, written
Last Wednesday, the last official day of winter, an excited group of Ruach participants gathered at Young Israel of New Rochelle for a captivating presentation
This past Sunday evening, at the Center for Jewish History in downtown Manhattan, the New York premiere of “Can These Bones Live Again” took place.
On International Holocaust Remembrance Day, an exhibition made its world premiere in downtown Manhattan, offering an unprecedented look into the life and legacy of Anne
Last Thursday evening, Rabbi Mark Wildes delivered a poignant lecture at the Young Israel of New Rochelle as part of the annual Sheri Raskas, z”l
Last Tuesday evening, the Riverdale Y, in partnership with Project Shema, hosted a workshop aimed at educating both Jewish and non-Jewish members of the Riverdale
For most people today, Holocaust history is something learned from books—with information that feels distant and abstract. But for Alexis Fishman and the members of
