Last week I wrote that, despite our current political uncertainty, the core values and the foundation of JCRC’s work remain constant. High on our list is
For so many of us, the past few days have been largely enveloped in pain-filled conversations about the results of our election and their meaning
Last Thursday, some seventy members of JCRC’s Council gathered in Brookline for our Fall meeting. These leaders, representing most of our 42 member organizations and
If there is one word that defines our work at JCRC, it is “partnership.” We partner as professional and volunteer leaders, with our member agencies,
The debates are finally over and Election Day is less than three weeks away (at last!). But with all the attention devoted, rightly, to the
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.
Jewish Community Relations
Council of Greater Boston
Kraft Family Building
126 High St. | Boston, MA 02110
