Our grandmothers and grandfathers, no matter how old they are, and despite any health problems they might have, are still young in their souls and the last thing they want is to feel old and helpless. by Maryna Gaidak Almost two years ago, the KAET Fellowship was launched … [Read more...] about A PresenTense Fellow Looks to Upend Retirement Living in Russia
Archives for May 2013
Making the Case for the Arts as a Jewish Communal Priority
It is vital for arts institutions in the Jewish community, Jewish artists and the current generation of philanthropists that support the arts to begin articulating the argument that the support of the arts is not a distraction from the values the next generation of philanthropy … [Read more...] about Making the Case for the Arts as a Jewish Communal Priority
Six Points Arts Fellowship Closes as UJAFed NY Declines To Renew Grant
Almost two years following the announcement of JDUB's closing, a 2nd high-profile Jewish cultural initiative has announced the termination of its flagship New York fellowship program. … [Read more...] about Six Points Arts Fellowship Closes as UJAFed NY Declines To Renew Grant
New Translation Available of Decision on Women’s Rights at Kotel
The Rabbinical Assembly has made available an excellent translation of the recent controversial Israeli District Court ruling of Judge Moshe Sobel - affirming the Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court - regarding the rights of women to engage in wrapping themselves in ritual garments and r … [Read more...] about New Translation Available of Decision on Women’s Rights at Kotel
Birthright Follow-Up On A Large Scale
We must try to integrate Birthright alumni into other Jewish communities on campus, particularly communities in which they can have a leadership role – something which has more potential to be transferrable and enduring after college. by Seth Winberg Since 2010, the U … [Read more...] about Birthright Follow-Up On A Large Scale
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