We’re shaking things up—in the best way. A community like ours—bold, diverse, ever evolving—deserves a leadership model that reflects who we are and where we’re going. That’s why, over the
How a day at the ballpark became a celebration of pride, connection, and community Where does Jewish identity take root? Sometimes it’s in a classroom. Sometimes it’s around a Shabbat
Burned tents. Twisted metal. Scorched earth and scattered shoes. That’s what visitors will see when the Nova Music Festival Exhibition opens in Washington, DC—a raw, immersive experience that brings the
By: Udi Eitan, Associate Director for Israel Engagement Earlier this month, we had the extraordinary opportunity to host participants from Kitov—a bold and visionary program from Israel’s Shaharit Institute, supported
In the following letter, a group of Jewish Federation and foundation leaders call for unity, civility, and collaboration in the face of the rising tide of hatred toward Jews.” Dear
What does it mean to fight antisemitism in 2025? If you think it’s just about calling out hate, think again. At a recent panel hosted by the Jewish Federation of
Last night, two young members of our community, Sarah Milgrim and Yaron Lischinsky, were murdered in an antisemitic attack in Washington, DC. They were peacebuilders—deeply committed to fostering understanding, repairing divides,
They came from Toronto, California, Texas, Ohio, New York, and everywhere in between to Baltimore, Maryland, earlier this month for the 2025 JPro (Jewish Professionals) Conference. Organized by Leading Edge
Israelis from every walk of life gathered in the desert to dance. Instead, they were hunted. On October 6, 2023, Israelis from across the country gathered at the Nova
One in five adolescents faces a mental health challenge each year. This alarming statistic affects families across Greater Washington, but here’s the good news: we have the power to make
