By Steve Rabinowitz American Jews have long played an important role in the American political process, voting and engaging in disproportionate numbers to the general population. We have an obligation to educate ourselves on the issues and to exercise our civic duty to vote. … [Read more...] about Everything You Ever Needed to Know in order to Play in the 2020 Election and Still Keep your 501(c)(3) Status
28 Days, 28 Ideas
Hold Jewish Leaders Accountable for Gender Equity
[eJP note] This post, originally published February 25, 2010, is part of the series 28 Days, 28 Ideas - a joint project of seven media partners, including eJewish Philanthropy, that ran during February 2010. Contributed by The Sisterhood Blog @ The Forward, it is republished … [Read more...] about Hold Jewish Leaders Accountable for Gender Equity
Operation Shalom: A Call to Unify the Jewish Community
Operation Shalom . . . A Call to Unify the Jewish Community As Jews, we often claim to want to make a commitment to building community. There is no doubt in our minds that we are at a crossroads where so many people around the nation and the world, and especially in our very … [Read more...] about Operation Shalom: A Call to Unify the Jewish Community
And Now for Something Completely Different: Inside the Box
by Robert Hyfler In order to think outside of the box you must first have a box to start from. The history of both scientific innovation and social innovation is the history of women and men who built on the progress of the past and took bold steps, at times incremental, at … [Read more...] about And Now for Something Completely Different: Inside the Box
New Ideas from the Old World
Lisa Capelouto, Director of JHub - a London-based incubator that focuses on Jewish social action and innovation - presents a European perspective to the conversation about innovation, and looks at how the old world is learning from the new (and sometimes the other way around). … [Read more...] about New Ideas from the Old World
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