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a roundup of resources and links to conversations that can help you either think about Shabbat in a new way
Across the country, Hillels have long been opening their doors to the LGBTQ community, whether by marching, hosting noted speakers, focusing Passover Seders on modern themes of oppression and liberation, or holding Shabbat services uniquely celebrating gender and sexual identity. By and large, the force driving this commitment to inclusivity are the students themselves.
When offered a position at Hofstra Hillel — a role that was customized to blend her passions for environmental care and community outreach — she accepted on the spot.
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The most fascinating element of this week’s parsha is Jethro’s conversation with Moses.
Ah, spring break. A coveted chance to sleep in without missing a class or maybe go somewhere warm and relax. Or, in some cases, it’s a week to volunteer.
Parshat Beshalach tells the story of the Israelites crossing the Red Sea.
My freshman year at Princeton University, my phone made it seem like my high school friends were having the Time of Their Lives, while I was a misanthrope unable to blossom into the person that college was supposed to make me.
Tu B’shvat starts the evening of Tuesday, January 30th! Check out these resources…
The Genesis Prize Foundation (GPF) and 2017 Genesis Prize Laureate and world-renowned artist and human rights activist Anish Kapoor today announced grants to five prominent NGOs engaged in alleviating the global refugee crisis.