Interfaith Prayer Wall Visually Unites Artists
Apiece of art can evoke an array of emotions and a variety of interpretations from different people, but one thing is clear: art appeals to nearly everyone, uniting people of […]
New Site Takes Deep-Dive Into Important Jewish Issue
Nowadays, the easiest ways to read up on ideas circulating in the Jewish zeitgeist are to skim tweets; skim catchy headlines on op-eds; or occasionally skim the op-eds themselves. But […]
U Students Vote to Adopt IHRA’s Antisemitism Definition
In a win for the campus Jewish community, University of Minnesota students voted to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism during this year’s all-campus election, held […]
Create Along With Local Artists For The Pandemic Omer Project
Look for prompts each week!
Adding to the Tinderbox
An Open Letter to WCCO
Parenting By Parsha: Tzav
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but Passover is upon us. The weeklong festival of springtime, replete with family quality time (and sometimes drama), seder meals that last long into […]
How Does Antisemitism Become Part Of Political Conspiracy Theories?
If you’ve followed the political news over the past five years or so, there has been no shortage of crazy news stories and conspiracy theories. But why have so many […]
In The Twinkling of an Eye: Five Features Of The Upcoming Pandemic Transitions
Prelude We will soon be going through a transition. Some prefer to call it the movement towards a “new” normal. In our volume L’Dor V’Dor in the Digital Age, we call it […]
Rabbis’ Survey, Book Project, Looks At Generational Unity In The Digital Age
Rabbis Jeffrey Schein and Hayim Herring have both written books recently, and as it turns out, their areas of interest and the coronavirus era have proved the perfect match for […]
The Red Sea Shanty: A Pirate Passover
Six13’s latest – and very 2021 – Passover parody mix!