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Izabella Tabarovsky: "In certain circles today, if you’re a Zionist, you can be excluded and marginalized. It can destroy your reputation, prevent you from getting a job you want and from being successful in school." (Provided photo)
Scholar Izabella Tabarovsky will speak at the “Generations of Courage” program on Apr. 26 at The Associated’s Goldsmith campus.
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Don Akchin: "People become more different as they age, not more alike. So there isn’t one ‘retirement experience.’" (Provided photo)
With his new book “The AfterWork,” Akchin explores finding fulfilment and meaning after concluding one’s professional career.
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Dr. Scott L. Baylin: "It's been a rough ride, but I just keep a positive outlook and spirit, and I keep smiling."
The founder and owner of Catonsville Dental Care, “Dr. B” maintains a spirit of optimism that inspires friends, colleagues and patients.
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Kylie Ora Lobell: I call myself a ‘timeline cleanser.’ I want to cut through constant negativity and division.” (Provided photo)
Jmore recently spoke with Baltimore native Kylie Ora Lobell about her new memoir about her conversion to Orthodox Judaism.
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Andrew Walen of Pikesville recently opened a School of Rock franchise in his hometown. (Photo provided)
Andrew Walen recently opened a School of Rock franchise in Pikesville, offering the tools for live performance and personal creativity.
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Sen. Shelly L. Hettleman is shown speaking in 2019 at a press conference about expanding testing of DNA material collected in potential cases of sexual assault and abuse.
The state senator from the 11th District was recently honored for her decades of work on behalf of victims of sexual assault and abuse.
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Rabbi Benjamin Shalva: "Poetry felt like it was a path to heal and do something with that energy.” (Provided photo)
“House of Mourning” is largely inspired by the Pikesville-based rabbi’s experiences as a hospice chaplain.
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Carter Arnott Polakoff: "We are hoping we can create experiences where you're acting as a family together." (Provided photo)
Port Discovery’s latest exhibitions, “Galactic Builders” and “SKIES,” are part of a multi-year, multi-million dollar transformation of the museum focused on expanding innovation, accessibility and inclusion for families.
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Laurel Snyder: "When I started out, I thought I was writing for grownups. And then at some point, it became very clear to me that I just wanted to write for children." (Provided photo)
Laurel Snyder’s “The Book of Candles: Eight Poems for Hanukkah” makes the celebration of the Festival of Lights accessible to Jews of all backgrounds as well as readers who simply curious about the holiday.
Read MoreLarry Plant talks about why he decided to join Jmore’s inaugural nonprofit board of directors.
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Members of the Pertman-Abel families visit the exhibition “1945: Not the End, Not the Beginning” at the Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews. (Provided photo)
Twenty-one descendants of Chaim and Frieda Pertman recently visited the birthplaces of their respective parents, grandparents and great-grandparents.
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