Democracy

American democracy, like many democracies across the world, is in a time of crisis. We also know that the US has never been a perfect democracy–indeed, there has never been a truly inclusive  multiracial democracy anywhere. We need to both restore the systems of government to basic functionality and, simultaneously, reenvision a government that is truly of all the people, by all the people, and for all the people. What wisdom can Jewish tradition and history contribute to this project?

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Fragments III: Call for Submissions

Emor is excited to announce the open call for submissions for Fragments Issue III, on Democracy.
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Antisemitism

Freedom and Antisemitism

Talia Lavin (she/her) is a journalist and author of the book Culture Warlords: My Journey into the Dark Web of White Supremacy.
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Order “Fragments”

Our first issue of Emor’s seasonal publication, Fragments, is out now.
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A man holds a protest sign that says "Crime Minister." There are Israeli flags in the background. Headshots of Suzanne Schneider and Yotam Hotam. Photo by Gili Getz. Long Read

The Divine People?

What can political theology teach us about the current decline of liberalism? Read our white paper by scholars Suzanne Schneider, Ph.D, and Yotam Hotam, Ph.D.
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Webinar

Hope in 2022

Join David Arnow, Ph.D., for a deep dive into hope in Jewish tradition and history, and the role hope can play in our public lives. ...
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Welcome to Emor

A letter from our Director Rabbi Lev Meirowitz Nelson: "We’re excited you’re here to join the conversation about the big Jewish ideas that can help ...
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