Health Care Justice On February 10, the Health Care Justice Team participated in the Queens University Student Groups’ teach-in to educate the general population about Improved Medicare for All. This included …
The Other Hearing Last Week: Equally Salacious but Far More Damaging — by Barbara Randolph
Nearly 16 million viewers tuned in to the open hearing testimony of Michael Cohen on Wednesday, February 27th. The day prior however, there was an open hearing by the House …
Remember With Us This January
In January of 2017, the World Jewish Congress (WJC) launched their international campaign #WeRemember. They urged people around the world to photograph themselves holding a sign with the text “We …
“Never Again” is Not Enough
A friend of mine recently had the opportunity to speak with a Holocaust scholar who keeps an eye on antisemitism in many places. After the conversation, she told me that …
Oath and Opposition: Teacher Workshop
After a long day at school, I often find myself asking the question, “What am I doing here?” This is a pretty common thing among teachers. We are in the …
Elections 2016 – A Vow for the Day After
Beyond the fear beyond the demonization beyond the elections. E-pluribus Unum – from many, one One nation, many opinions One election, many voices One day on which the majority of …
Let This be Our Lowest Point
If you are white and living in Charlotte Please pick up the phone and call someone who is black or brown skinned or stop by their office at work or …
Help Me to See More Fully
View PostThe Syrian Refugees and Germany: Not Their Story but Our Story
Each of us had different reasons for taking part in the Central Conference of American Rabbis Mission to Berlin. Among them were: We cared about the refugee crisis and wanted …