The Middlesex Black-Jewish Coalition (MBJC) presented their second event, “Hear Thy Neighbor—Reflections on the Insurrection: Black and Jewish Perspectives,” on Sunday, March 7. Five interviewees

Last year Congregation Ahavas Achim of Highland Park found a creative way to meaningfully engage synagogue members and supporters in a full day of Torah

(Courtesy of Yesh Tikva) Yesh Tikva, a national not-for-profit organization supporting Jewish women and men facing infertility, is proud to announce that many congregations in

Rabbi Tzvi Bernstein, who currently serves as dean of Bi-Cultural Hebrew Academy of Connecticut (BCHA), has been appointed BCHA interim head of school, and Rachel

Throughout the month of March, the Riverdale Y’s Gallery 18 will present “An Eye Into the ‘I’,” an exhibit of mixed media/digital art by artist

March 3 marked the one-year anniversary of SAR’s COVID closure. The entire SAR Academy marked the day with a brief program with special guests Adina

March 3 marked the one-year anniversary of the Young Israel of New Rochelle’s quarantine by the Westchester County Health Commissioner. The YINR community gathered via

For the past 23 years, the American Society of Yad Vashem (ASYV) has sponsored a conference on Holocaust Education. Named in memory of Barbara Gutfreund

We’re back with another list of to-dos to help your business increase operational efficiency and decrease costs. You’ll be astonished at how practical these pro-tips

B’nai B’rith International CEO Daniel Mariaschin called it “a cheap shot at Jewish customs” that plays into “blood libel” stereotypes, while the Simon Wiesenthal Center’s

As a yeshiva high school student attending DRS, through learning at Yeshivat Kerem B’Yavneh, receiving semicha from RIETS and a master’s from Azrieli, Rabbi Ariel

Often a marked change in the focus of a well-established communal organization can take place gradually, over time, as leaders and organization members adopt a