From Generation to Generation: Kindling Light Among Our Youth
This fall, the afternoons seemed darker than I remember. Family and friends also noticed that on some days, sundown seemed to come along as early as 3:30 or 4 p.m. On Thanksgiving, I even said, “We’re still three weeks from the equinox. Why does it seem so dark?”
Year End Victories for Sex Ed
December 2015 brought about two pieces of great news for supporters of comprehensive sexuality education!
Ghetto: A Poem
Your Hanukkah Gift Builds Our Vibrant Jewish Future
With your generosity, the URJ can continue to reimagine Jewish life for our growing community. Will you join us in this moment of possibility and help us swing the gates wide open?
Human Rights Day: Promoting the Right for Health and Well-Being
Today, December 10, is International Human Rights Day, marking the anniversary of when the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948.
Social Justice Successes of 2015
As we look back on 2015, it may be easier to focus on the areas of our work where challenges still remain, especially as we think about our resolutions and goals for the next year. But, it’s just as important to take stock of the past year and reflect on the wins and the progress in 2015.
Reflect on the Global Refugee Crisis this Hanukkah
This blog post is adapted from a Hanukkah resource created in partnership with the American Jewish Committee.
Reform Movement Leaders to PM Netanyahu: Help End Incitement
Today, leaders of the Reform Jewish Movement addressed the following letter to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:
The Human in Every Stranger
Our unique priority as the Reform Movement is to practice and lead audacious hospitality. To do this work with impact we need to remember our youth are often our teachers.
Critically Acclaimed Holocaust Horror Film Offers Unique Cinematic Techniques
Following an impressive festival run, Son of Saul is set to open in a limited theatrical release in the United States on December 18.