News and Blogs
Below, you’ll find a list of all news and blog posts on the site in reverse chronological order.
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Rabbi Sara Luria says there are four things you can do to stay strong in the early days of a startup.
In an op-ed piece in Philadelphia’s Jewish Exponent, Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Ph.D., compellingly argues in favor of a robust and compassionate refugee program.
Do we adopt “entrepreneurial ideas” wholesale, or tinker with them to reflect on our projects of social value? Cyd Weissman interviews Hebrew University professor, Jonathan Mirvis to find out.
Adina Newberg sees the ideals of Israel’s Declaration of Independence under increasing pressure, but also acted out by community leaders.
Profile of Rabbi Sid Schwarz’s approach to creating entrepreneurial Jewish structures
Writing from Israeli during a tense period, Adina Newberg reflects on Hanukkah’s imagery of light in the darkness.
Words of remembrance and appreciation on the loss of Israeli leader Yossi Sarid
Adina Newberg, an Israeli-American, describes the inner transition that comes with travelling between her two homelands.
Profile of social entrepreneur Aliza Kline’s approach to design thinking
Profile of social entrepreneur Lynn Lancaster, co-founder of Sababa Surf Camp.
Statement addressing knife attack on Jerusalem LGBTQ parade and arson attack on Palestinian family.
The Reconstructionist movement celebrates the Supreme Court decision on Obergefell v. Hodges, ruling marriage equality for our country
In this essay from the spring of 2015, Rabbi Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer shares her initial misconceptions about Islam and what she’s learned since. She is Director for Multifaith Studies and Initiatives at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College.
In this essay from January 2016, Rabbi Nancy Fuchs-Kreimer describes ways in which American Jewish communities can form alliances with Muslim-Americans.
When you stop believing that God is the cause of everything that happens to us, you don’t necessarily stop believing in the presence of the divine that infuses all things.
Rabbi Jacob Staub brings Hasidic thought to bear on a contemporary spiritual question.