By Robert Goldblum, jns.org Like Maestro Leonard Bernstein guiding young people through the joys and intricacies of classical music two generations ago, Joey ...

By Salomon Maya Ah, the wonderful world of virtual Kindergarten. (Checks notes) Wait a second did I just write that sentence? (Checks notes ...

By Michael A. Gardiner There are more than a handful of dishes that are “traditional” for Rosh Hashanah, as there are for all ...

By Jeffrey Spitz Cohan COVID-19 has been a miserable, even tragic, experience. Another killer pandemic? It’s certainly not something we want to experience ...

By Rachel Stern Chocolatier Miriam Gitelman is a talented woman indeed. A mother of three, she is the chef and owner of Coco ...

By Barbara Birenbaum I was lost when I found myself at NewCAJE, an experienced educator on the edge of a multi-level midlife crisis. ...

By Anna Maya and Mark Zaga In the 1980s, Latino Jews left Mexico City and Tijuana to provide safety, security, and prosperity for ...

By Motti Wilhelm, Chabad.org/News via JNS The High Holidays are the focal point of the year for many, and the start of a ...

By Eliana Rudee, jns.org Inviting two neighbors of different faiths into one’s socially distanced sukkah this year, says 2 for Seder founder Marnie ...

By Rabbi Daniel Bortz In 1985, The Aleph Institute, serving the needs of Jewish inmates in prison, was granted permission to bring inmates ...