Why You Probably Won't Have Racial Microaggressions At This Jewish Summer Camp
Before Kenya Edelhart began attending Camp Be'chol Lashon in 2010—the only camp in the country designed for Jewish kids of color—she'd only ever met one other Black Jew.
A Modern Avinu Malkeinu for Transforming Our World
Avinu Malkeinu, open our hearts so that we will see all the things we have been unwilling to see, and grow in humility and compassion.
Tunisian Recipe for Spinach & Hope in the New Year
As you get ready for this Rosh Hashanah, remember that prayer can go beyond words and consider what makes you feel full and what makes you feel at home.
Four Suggestions to Building Communities of Belonging this High Holy Days
In 5782, we have four suggestions for effective engagement in building communities of belonging.
The National JOC Mishpacha Project Virtual Shabbaton for Jewish People of Color 2021
The JOC Mishpacha Project and the 2021 National JOC Shabbaton: The National Jewish People of Color Shabbaton is our central event, carving space for Jews of Color, our families, and our allies together for spiritual and communal growth.
This Artist Draws on African and Jewish Heritages to Make Something New
Alma talked to Olivia Guterson, or Midnight Olive, about her intricate black-and-white line work and bringing Jewish themes into the present.
Feeling Unheard as a Jewish, Queer Asian Woman
Being a Jewish queer Asian woman is more emotional labor than I have the spoons for right now.
My Superpower: On Being Black, Japanese, and Jewish
I was born with my DNA, my beautiful toffee skin, my almond brown eyes, my samurai power, all driven by my Jewish neshama.
Latina Cantor Sings Sephardic Order of the Seder
Add this melody to your Passover repertoire!