JOC Art for an Unsettled Time

JOC Art for an Unsettled Time

Team Be’chol Lashon, Jewish&, 08/17/2022

Creative works shared by Jewish Artists of Color speak of their experiences of this moment.

Xenotheque 2020: Multilingual Poetry Festival Goes Virtual

Xenotheque 2020: Multilingual Poetry Festival Goes Virtual

Julian Voloj, Jewish&, 04/28/2020

Watch live on Be'chol Lashon's Facebook page on Friday, May 1 at 3:00 PM EST.

From Germany to Gabon: The Poetry of Jewish Experience

From Germany to Gabon: The Poetry of Jewish Experience

Rabbi Ruth Abusch-Magder, Jewish&, 01/09/2019

Jews from around the world participate in unique community event.

When Black History Month and Torah Come Together

When Black History Month and Torah Come Together

Tarece Johnson, Jewish&, 02/07/2018

A Black-Jewish poet pens Torah-inspired reflections for Black History Month.

Winter Poems As We Celebrate at Hanukkah

Winter Poems As We Celebrate at Hanukkah

Team Be’chol Lashon, Jewish&, 12/14/2017

Inspired by her multicultural heritage, poet celebrates winter.

Youth Poet-Laureate Embraces Creole and Jewish Heritage

Youth Poet-Laureate Embraces Creole and Jewish Heritage

Tova Ricardo, Jewish&, 05/03/2017

Poetry is power for Jewish biracial teen activist.

Reimagining A Holocaust Classic

Reimagining A Holocaust Classic

Lior Ben-Hur, Jewish&, 06/14/2016

Music and Judaism go hand in hand.

Mizrahi Artists Are Here to Incite a Culture War

Mizrahi Artists Are Here to Incite a Culture War

Ayelet Tsabari, Forward, 03/16/2016

A poetry event called Ars Poetica, consisting of typically marginalized poets in Israeli society, has become both the best party in town and the most significant cultural phenomenon in Israel today.

The Mizrahi Thorn in the Side of Israeli Left

The Mizrahi Thorn in the Side of Israeli Left

Madison Margolin, The Forward, 09/03/2015

Mizrahi poet, Roy Hasan, shares the inspiration for his controversial poem called, “If There’ll Be Peace, All the Arsim Will Come”