The Jewish Education Project announced the names of this year’s Shine A Light on Antisemitism Civic Courage award winners, and two University of Minnesota professors are among the recipients. Professors […]
Interfaith leaders gathered Thursday afternoon in south Minneapolis for a rally in response to a shooting involving U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers that left 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good dead […]
As more than 10,000 incidents of antisemitism have been reported around the country since Oct. 7, 2023, an unconventional movement has taken root within Jewish communities: Jewish gun clubs. In […]
On December 16, after protests and pressure from The Free Palestine Coalition, the Minneapolis City Council voted to terminate a contract with a Jewish- and Israeli-owned tech firm aimed at […]
Local Reconstructionist Rabbi Jeffrey Schein is inviting readers to rethink what Jewish continuity looks like in a world shaped by smartphones, social media and digital culture. His new book, L’Dor Va-Dor […]
When Twin Cities authors Heidi Shertok and Julia Carpenter debut their new novels at a joint launch on Dec. 2, they hope the celebration will highlight the growing visibility of […]
A Facebook post expressing concern over an “International Solidarity with the Palestinian People” book display at the Hennepin County Library’s Ridgedale branch sparked swift community response this week, resulting in […]
Jewfolk has been selected to participate in Project Accelerate, a prestigious two-year program designed to help innovative Jewish organizations grow their impact and reach across North America. Project Accelerate equips […]
A new aroma is filling the Barry Family Campus and it’s more than just freshly ground coffee. Kavod Coffee, a joint initiative of the Minnesota JCC and the Minneapolis Jewish […]
As Israel marks the official end of the war and the long-awaited return of all living hostages, the Minneapolis Jewish Federation is embarking on its fourth and final Tikvatenu Volunteer […]