Barring an unforeseen and seismic shift, sometime this month we will know who the presumptive nominees for President are. As the director of a non-partisan,
Well before I ever thought I would end up in Boston, one of the many things I admired about our Jewish community was how we
As many of you know, JCRC’s raison d’etre to bring the values and priorities of the organized Jewish community into the broader civic conversation in
Sometimes I get so worked up about something that instead of using my writing time for my Friday blog post, I go in another direction.
Sometimes JCRC’s friends feel a head-spinning confusion about exactly what we do – what issues we choose to address and how we define our role
“It’s complicated.” Those two words enter into virtually every conversation during our Israel Engagement study tours, often to the frustration – and eventually to the
In 1957, Dr. Martin Luther King told an audience in Montgomery, Alabama, that “life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for
If the upcoming Presidential election is about any one thing, it is about our anxieties for the future: in a changing and dynamic world that
As 2016 began, we lost a treasured member of Boston’s Jewish community, Dr. Robert Berger z’l. Dr. Berger, Laci (from Laszlo) to his friends, was
As someone who is Jewish in America, Christmas can sometimes feel a bit complicated for me. When we – a Jewish organization – are closed
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