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Freedom

The rhetoric of freedom is ascendant on the right today: freedom to carry guns, freedom of religious practice, freedom from government regulation. Judaism has a much wider take on what freedom means and how it is bound up with responsibility. Join the conversation about how we can make freedom work for everyone.

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Moses of the City x Louiefromtheblock

In 2022, NY Jewish Week named Luis Roberto Burgos one of the "36 to Watch" (formerly 36 under 36). That same year, he debuted his ...

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Jacob’s Freedom: Wrestling with Climate Change

Joelle Novey directs Interfaith Power & Light (DC.MD.NoVA), through which congregations of many traditions are responding to climate change together, and speaks widely about the ...

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Annexing the Palisades

Alex Goldberg is an award-winning playwright, screenwriter and director.

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Foundry

Anna Wrobel (she/her), daughter of postwar refugees, is an American historian, teacher, poet and Holocaust Studies educator whose poems and essays appear in journals including ...

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Tikkun Olam Today

Joules Huang Duze (they/them) is a writer, educator, and Doer.

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Support for Anti-BDS Laws Weakens the First Amendment

Jonathan Backer is an attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division.