Today’s Learning is dedicated to the memory of our loving parents [Name]

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Our tradition teaches that we should prioritize “the poor of our town” before reaching beyond our own city limits. But in a world…

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How do we prioritize global challenges at a moment in which our communities may be more internally focused or polarized? How do we…

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In the immediate wake of a natural disaster – like a monsoon or an earthquake – the Jewish community often jumps into action,…

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When it comes to both study and social action, the exchange of insights and experiences between generations can be extremely valuable – and…

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How do our conversations about text inform our pursuits as drivers of global justice? What does our tradition have to say about some…

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Though there’s very little most Jews agree upon, tzedaka- charitable giving – is widely accepted among Jews of all stripes to be a…

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“We need to create a lasting movement… How can we be not just bystanders but upstanders – to make ‘never again’ more than…

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  Feeling like strangers or outsiders isn’t a new experience for the Jewish people. But when it comes to spending time in the…

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What are the myriad of motives that bring us as Jews to serve global communities in need? Do our motives have to be…