Dealing With A Late Change Of Heart About Camp
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, Members of my family have been going to the […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, Members of my family have been going to the […]
The legacy of Holocaust trauma is a subject that books, movies and other media have explored in innumerable ways in the decades since survivors were asked and permitted to talk […]
Two weeks ago, Israel marked its 76th anniversary, a celebration certainly tempered by Oct. 7 and what has transpired in response since, in Israel, the U.S. and around the world. […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Readers, My daughter’s bat mitzvah was this past Shabbat, and […]
Before being greeted with a standing ovation from a crowd of almost 1,500 people, Noa Tishby spent 30 minutes talking to students in high school and college in what she […]
Got a question? Fill out this form to submit your anonymous question to be answered in a future column. Dear Miriam, I work in the Jewish education sector at an […]
Through writing 12 cookbooks, author Joan Nathan has spent years exploring the evolution of Jewish food around the world. Now, her latest cookbook, My Life in Recipes, allows readers to […]
If the value in having Jewish student organizations on college and university campuses wasn’t clear before October 7, the past seven months have certainly made it clear. While it is […]
Diane Weinerman calls her artwork “odd” and “non-traditional.” She began painting 35 years ago, at age 44, while living out West in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Inspired by Indigenous artwork […]
Comments and memes appearing on social media lately have compared the current campus protests – such as those at the University of Minnesota – to the tragic events of May […]