Kol Koleinu Fellowship Develops Change-Making Jewish Teen Feminist Activists
The fellows are “feminists in the world and online, but haven’t really integrated it into their Jewish identity. Kol Koleinu helps them do that.”
The fellows are “feminists in the world and online, but haven’t really integrated it into their Jewish identity. Kol Koleinu helps them do that.”
The sukkahs in our midst are a visible reminder of the formerly invisible homeless.
Organizers say this is part of an ongoing dialogue about anti-racism, in tandem with the Tikkun Collective, the wing of the Nefesh community working with other organizations around specific campaigns and social issues.
The singer/songwriter/composer, who also plays the piano, guitar, bass, banjo and accordion, now adds Emmy winner and activist to his resume.
“John Lewis’ memory is a blessing and his life shines as a beacon for those pursuing justice and equality.”
Exhibits include “Last Call” and “My White Fragility,” featuring print stories from white cisgender women’s experiences with white privilege and racism.
Mazzig reclaimed the anti-semitic Twitter hashtag #JewishPrivilege so Jews could recount their own experiences of being Jewish.
“Her Sister’s Tattoo” is a fictional story that enables readers to understand the tragic case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg.