Grant Offers Funding To Tell Jewish, Somali Stories
Sometimes the stories that we think are unique to one group have more in common with others than you might think. Telling those stories is crucial to connecting with other […]
‘Love Labor Project’ Launches Nov. 14
There are some people that set out to make life easier for others. They envision things that don’t exist. They build, create, innovate, fundraise and hustle to turn their dreams […]
Who The Folk?! Katie Rosenberg
Herzl In The City is Nov. 16.
You’re Invited: The 2019 J Event
2019 J Event is Nov. 10.
Want To Protest SJP’s Conference At The U? Don’t Show Up
Here’s something I’d like people to know about me: I’m a free speech absolutist. It doesn’t seem like that is an overly revelatory statement for someone who has been a […]
Who The Folk?! Stephanie Stillman
Stephanie Stillman’s path to being the volunteer coordinator at Second Harvest Heartland is a winding path, but it is one that strengthened her connection to her Jewish roots. Stephanie talks […]
A Year After Pittsburgh, What’s Different?
Security at Twin Cities Jewish institutions may not look markedly different at the one-year anniversary of the Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh. But what is different is the community […]
Ask Baubie: Time To Call The Doctor?
Dear Mammalehs, I have received a few questions recently about when is the right time to call your child’s doctor or not when you think they don’t feel well. Some […]
Showing Solidarity To Fight Hate Crimes
Bringing communities together to fight a common cause.
Parents Sound Alarm After Son’s Pill Death
There is nothing that can convince his parents that Gabe Lilienthal wasn’t murdered. The 17-year-old Gabe thought he was taking OxyContin to try and help him sleep. What he was […]