By Andrés Spokoiny
Until now, I’ve always felt at home in the world.
I have lived in five different countries and visited close to a hundred. I’ve always felt that the world was a place of opportunity and promise, a place where I could feel at home. After visiting most coun … [Read more...] about At Home in the World?
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At Home in the World?
Philanthropists Consider the Value of Jewish Giving at the Jewish National Retreat
By Yehudah Wengrofsky Three major Jewish philanthropists joined a panel on values and giving at the 2019 National Jewish Retreat in Washington, D.C. The event featured David Magerman, founder and director of the Kohelet Foundation; George Rohr, president of NCH Capital and … [Read more...] about Philanthropists Consider the Value of Jewish Giving at the Jewish National Retreat
Seriously Shaking Up Hebrew School Education
By Todd L. Pittinsky Hebrew school is going up against a lot of competition these days - and often getting beat. The Jewish people are a busy people. Children and their parents have to choose amongst soccer and skating, coding and Cub Scouts - not to mention the ever-rising … [Read more...] about Seriously Shaking Up Hebrew School Education
Yossi Prager: Philanthropy’s Place in Jewish Life
Episode 5 of What Gives? The Jewish philanthropy podcast from Jewish Funders Network. Guest: Yossi Prager, Executive Director, The AVI CHAI Foundation, NA … [Read more...] about Yossi Prager: Philanthropy’s Place in Jewish Life
Jews and their Politics:
Unpacking a New Survey of Jewish Voters in Los Angeles
By Steven Windmueller, Ph.D.
This week, the Pat Brown Institute of California State University Los Angeles released its fourth study of ethnic group voting patterns. This latest survey focused on Jewish American voters, with the previous studies focusing on Asian American, … [Read more...] about Jews and their Politics:
Unpacking a New Survey of Jewish Voters in Los Angeles
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