Thou Shalt Not Compare Historical Horrors? Jeffrey Salkin June 26, 2019 Global, Immigration & Refugees, Interfaith, Race The Museum itself knows that learning about and from the Holocaust is far bigger than simply the Jews.
For Houses of Worship, Interfaith Collaboration Is the Future of Security Aysha Khan May 15, 2019 General, Interfaith “We’re a community, whether we’re one faith or another."
The Answer Isn’t Less Religion — It’s Better Religion Jon Huckins May 2, 2019 Global, Interfaith, Peace & Nonviolence, Theology In a world of religious violence, I’m still hanging on to what I’ve seen and learned from my Jewish, Muslim, and Christians friends.
It Is Time to Publicly Protest Anti-Semitism Jeffrey Salkin April 29, 2019 Interfaith, Practical Justice, Race Can we, at the very least, say that anti-Semitism is unacceptable, un-American, inhuman?
Jewish Women Divided over Women’s March Face Difficult Choices Yonat Shimron January 17, 2019 Interfaith, Politics, Women "The more important message is that women are here to stay as a political force."
Jewish Lending Groups Step in to Help Their Furloughed Kin Yonat Shimron January 9, 2019 Interfaith, Politics, Practical Justice There are an estimated 800,000 furloughed workers across the country.
2018 in Review: A Year of Reckoning for Powerful Religious Figures Bob Smietana December 30, 2018 Church Life, Global, Immigration & Refugees, Interfaith, LGBTQ+, Politics, Practical Justice, Race, Theology, Women What a difference a year makes.
Yes, Donald Trump, There Is A Santa Claus Jeffrey Salkin December 26, 2018 Family and Parenting, Interfaith, Theology True people of faith not only see what is in front of their eyes. They imagine what is not yet in front of their eyes.
After Synagogue Shooting, Fresh Thoughts on Giving Thanks Ramesh Santanam November 23, 2018 General, Interfaith, Practical Justice "There has to be a place in your heart for the sadness and the joy."
America and the Loss of Collective Memory Angela Denker May 28, 2018 Interfaith, Practical Justice, Race, Theology Collective memory, even painful collective memory, can be a great force for binding together communities, faith groups, and even nations.