The Credibility of Our Democracy
October 14, 2016
Like many of you, I’ve been frustrated, angered, and even dismayed as our election has unfolded this year. I’ve been pained by rhetoric that demeans
Like many of you, I’ve been frustrated, angered, and even dismayed as our election has unfolded this year. I’ve been pained by rhetoric that demeans
As we usher in 5777, we begin a new year of community service programming at JCRC. This year, the Greater Boston Jewish Coalition for Literacy
Politics has been an exhausting and ugly endeavor this year, and we’ve still got six full weeks to go until Election Day. I’m sure most
Five years ago this week I moved to Boston with confidence in my belief in three things: 1) That an unapologetic Mets fan could make
I’m just back from two weeks of vacation. I’m grateful to work with a strong team that covers for each other as we take respite.
I’ve just returned from leading a study tour in Israel for Boston civic leaders. Fifteen of us spent nine days in Israel and the Palestinian
If you are like me you are probably a bit sleep deprived today, having stayed up far too late for most of the last two
Earlier this week we marked the first yahrzeit (anniversary of the death) of Shira Banki, a 16 year old who was murdered by a Jewish
It probably goes without saying but most of us who are involved in service and advocacy organizations – both as volunteers and professionals – want
Seventeen years ago, I took part in an organizing campaign that is still a point of pride for me, and I believe that the experience
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