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 […]
In Bnei Brak, Israel’s largest ultra-Orthodox city, Miki Chayat is trying to lead an unlikely revolution to transform his community. Chayat’s story, Rabbi Capoeira, is screening Thursday at the Barry […]
The 31st annual Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival, presented by the Minnesota JCC, launches Thursday, Oct. 23 and continues through Sunday, Nov. 2. The 11‑day event features dozens of films, many local […]
Jewish summer camp meets coming-of-age comedy in The Floaters, screening tonight as a Spotlight Centerpiece at the Twin Cities Film Fest. The award-winning feature, which won Best Director at the […]