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After a successful pilot year, Hillel International and Repair the World will expand the Bridging Service Fellowship.
Hillel International is expanding opportunities for Jewish, Black, and Black-Jewish student leaders to build meaningful relationships.
This past week, Black, Jewish, and Black and Jewish students for a Unity Dinner focused on bridge building, allyship, and standing up to hate.
The Black-Jewish Unity Dinner series is back — this time out in sunny California!
Hillel International’s Multifaith Relationship Building Grants are bringing together faith communities on campus.
This fall kicked off the 2025-2026 series of Black-Jewish Unity Dinners.
In a recently published essay in Sources, ”A Sword at the Entrance: Pluralism, Polarization, and the Future of Jewish Community,” I reflected on a troubling Talmudic story about an arcane argument between Hillel and Shammai that leads to fierce disagreement
Unity Dinners, designed to promote meaningful dialogue and connection between Black and Jewish college students, launches its 2025-2026 program on September 15
In a time when division often dominates headlines, the quiet, steady work of building bridges across lines of faith, culture, and identity has never been more essential. At Kent State University, this past year reminded us of how deeply impactful multifaith and intercultural engagement can be, not just in theory, but in the tangible relationships it sparks, the trust it builds, and the future it reshapes.
