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Humble Design: An Unexpected Journey of Empathy and Impact
Treger Strasberg embodies Tikun Olam. Her mission: helping individuals and families transitioning out of homelessness by fully furnishing their new ...
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Learn. Serve. Lead. Bright Light Volunteers
A nationally recognized nonprofit organization, Bright Light Volunteers has a long history of making the world a brighter place for all. Working closely ...
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An Unprecedented Week of Global Jewish Connection
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The Memories Of Holocaust Survivors are Being Shared in a Place Where Few Holocaust Survivors Remain
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By Kristin Wiggins The year-end season is a powerful time for giving. For families struggling to make ends meet, every act of generosity ...
- Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader with strained Jewish relations, dies at 84(JTA) — The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the Black leader who sought to build a “rainbow coalition” for America’s future but struggled to include Jews in it, has died at 84. For American Jews, Jackson’s use of an antisemitic epithet, criticism of Israel and association with the Nation of Islam’s Louis Farrakhan during his first presidential... […]
- Tragically, ‘genocide’ has become a meaningless wordOne of the hallmarks of our degraded political discourse is the abuse of language. Consider some of the words that have either been drained of meaning or coined in order to mislead: terrorist, racist, fascist, anti-fascist, woke, grooming — and lately, in some cases, antisemitism. And now, sadly: genocide. Coined in 1944 to refer to... […]
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