Seventy-five years ago, in 1944, a group of Jewish organizations in Boston formed a coalition to confront threats to the Jewish community, including and specifically
The impact of our Israel trips is not easily observed or measured. Sometimes trees fall in the woods, with no one around to hear them. If one
This blog post was originally published as an op-ed in The Forward. At a Hanukkah party on Sunday night, Congresswoman-elect Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shared that “generations
As JCRC’s latest civic leaders study tour arrives in Israel today, this one led by Boston City Council President Andrea Campbell, I am both proud
This week we marked the shloshim for those murdered at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh by white supremacist gunman Robert Bowers; the 30
This week: a message from JCRC’s Emily Reichman, Director of Service Initiatives (R), and Shira Burns, JCRC Communications Staff. On Monday, in an auditorium full
With election 2018 (not quite) behind us, and election 2020 squarely in the headlights, we’re sitting in the brief moment between cycles of hyperbolic conversations
This has been among the darkest weeks we’ve endured as a community. The Jewish community of Pittsburgh buried 11 loved ones, murdered in the worst
It’s a bit of a “bad joke” amongst certain political and interfaith partners of ours that if we are gathered more than twice in one
This week: a message from Director of Israel Engagement Eli Cohn-Postell. A few years ago, I heard an address John Fish delivered to the Boston
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