The Advisory Committee on Jewish Life at USC released a report on August 23 addressing antisemitism on campus, and USC President Carol Folt endorsed its findings.
A longtime social justice advocate, Judaism’s emphasis on treating others with respect and dignity is what drew her to the rabbinate in the first place.
Donors are already utilizing the program to discover opportunities for Jewish philanthropy.
The elder Kaddises were committed to teaching their offspring about loyalty to God and, crucially, His favored people, the Jews.
At Milken, Finkelstein puts his pastoral skills to good use, whether he’s talking with students, colleagues or parents.
His passion for acupuncture has been broadened and perhaps validated by his passion for Jewish learning.
In his new book, “Recovery in the Torah,” Rabbi Dr. Chaim Meyer Tureff, who has long worked with addicts, details how each Torah portion and holiday can give us insights on substance abuse and help us on the road to recovery.
Sheba Medical Center, Israel’s largest hospital, is collaborating with Project Rozana, a non-profit organization that aims to strengthen relationships between Israelis and Palestinians through healthcare.
Tikkun Olam Makers (TOM) is bringing life-changing solutions to those who need it most.
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