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As April 26 marks the 75th Yom Ha’Atzmaut, or Israel’s Independence Day, The Associated asked a few local community members to talk about their personal experiences around Israel.
Read MoreFebruary is Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month. Here are some tips and resources for parents from The Associated and its network of agencies.
Read MoreThrough community programs, policy announcements, public communications and education, The Associated joins with Jewish communities across the nation to come together to call out and combat antisemitism.
Read MoreWith inflation hitting every area of our daily lives, even those who may not have had trouble paying their bills in the past are finding they need to tighten up. Jewish Community Services, an agency of The Associated, can help.
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Young Award winners include (from left to right): Chavi Abramson, Micah Damareck, Katie Fink, Rich Topaz and Eugene Poverni. (Photo provided by The Associated)
This year, The Associated celebrated six leaders who have made an impact on Baltimore’s Jewish community. Here’s what they had to say about leadership, their role models, and more.
Read MoreLast year, CHANA, an agency of The Associated, saw a 92% increase in the number of phone calls from domestic violence victims.
Read MoreRabbi Aaron Levitt, executive director of Jewish Educational Services, shares some insights about what we can do to make the school year a great one for our kids.
Read MoreHere are seven great ideas from The Associated and its agencies on what you can do to make the most of your summer.
Read MoreJCC Program Officer Emily Stern and Senior Director of 4Front Diana Solomon share their observations of the challenges facing children and teens and discuss how J Camps and 4Front’s Peer Leadership Fellows program are addressing those challenges.
Read MoreThe pandemic has been particularly challenging for families and children with disabilities. The Associated’s Macks Center for Jewish Education has helped families in a number of ways.
Read MoreThere were red flags from the beginning of Amy’s relationship with her now ex-partner, but the pandemic marked the turning point. CHANA was there when she needed help.
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