When I describe Tivnu: Building Justice, the social-justice startup founded by my friend Steve Eisenbach-Budner, to people who know him, this is what I say: If you turned Steve into a nonprofit, Tivnu is what it would look like.
A California-based live webcast of Kol Nidre services is expected to garner more than 40,000 viewers.
While preparing for Sukkot in drought-ridden California, I hoped that the holiday’s joy had not dried up alongside much of the state’s water supply.
Today we cry out to Hashem as individuals who have strayed and sinned.
We think of Passover as our time of release, but these ten days are even more crucial to your freedom.
The basic accoutrements of any typical workspace: a computer connected to the Internet, a phone, a desk with some drawers, a printer. Maybe a coffee maker, a small fridge for snacks.
I love this quip from a favorite comedian of mine: “I have a lot of beliefs. And I don’t live by any of them!”
I want to share a story about a couple who’ve been married for 19 years.
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