The concern for safety when walking home at night is not academic but rather realistic.
Author: JA Mag
Put Safety First This Sukkot
Everyday Kindness – The Sukkot Edition
With Chol Hamoed here and everyone traveling, Chaverim volunteers will likely be even busier than usual.
In Search of Talent: The Future of Jewish Communal Work
Experts in Jewish communal work weigh in on the specific challenges and opportunities of klal work within the Modern Orthodox community.
In Their Own Words: Why I Work for the Klal
I’ve been working in the non-profit sector since I entered the workforce eleven years ago. I began in outreach and found my way into operations and fundraising. I did not grow up observant; that experience fuels my passion for educating Jews who have not had access to a Jewish...
Letters – Fall 2022
Moving “Out of Town”; Only Telling Part of the Story; Refuting Get Misconceptions
When Giving is a Family Affair
“When it comes to tzedakah, you give to family first. Teach Coalition, at least to us, is a charity that we feel impacts our own children and future generations.”
Everyday Kindness – Sept. 2022
Her parents didn’t have a wide circle of friends. Whom would they invite to the levayah?
Inside Jewish Action
Do You Work for the Jewish People?
Are you involved professionally in strengthening and supporting the Jewish people? Do you work for a Jewish nonprofit? If so, we’d love to hear what you do and why! Send a brief paragraph describing the kind of work you do and what you love about it to ja@ou.org. Submissions will...
Divorced Parents: A Rapidly Growing and Underserved Population
Divorced parents comprise a rapidly growing and underserved population in our community.