Will the New American Jewish Orthodoxy Continue to Shape Jewish Life?
August 3, 2021
People feel a sense of “rightness,” accompanied by social outrage, and consequently work to discount positions held by others.
Steven Windmueller
Redefining Contemporary Hate
July 12, 2021
Whereas antisemitic attacks in our era have typically been more indiscriminate, they have recently become more blatant and violent.
First Steps: A Game Plan for the LA Federation and Our Community
June 21, 2021
How we define our community moving forward will be shaped by forming an entrepreneurial partnership between our Federation and the multiple organizations and agencies that comprise this marketplace.
Rethinking Jewish LA
April 1, 2021
The Jewish community has an opportunity to be a part of these trend lines of mergers, consolidations and redefining what our community can look like.
The Fifth Wave of Terror: Tribalism and Hate in the Twenty-First Century
March 26, 2021
The true danger of these nationalists lies not in their rhetoric but in their violence.
Jews Have a Profound Stake in America
January 12, 2021
Did our contract with America come to end on January 6?
The History of the LA Community Relations Committee
January 1, 2021
During its 74-year existence, the LA CRC was remarkably resourceful, cutting edge and controversial.
What Can History Tell Us About Recovering From a Crisis?
December 10, 2020
Earlier moments in American history may offer some insights as to how our community will recover from COVID-19.
How Can Jewish Institutions Adapt to the Pandemic Revolution?
December 1, 2020
To all the communal disrupters and individuals who are prepared to take us in a different direction — this is your moment.
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