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The Associated and the Baltimore Jewish Council (BJC) convened an Antisemitism Summit to look at measures being taken locally and around the country.
The Associated and the Baltimore Jewish Council (BJC) convened an Antisemitism Summit to look at measures being taken locally and around the country and to brainstorm on how the Baltimore Jewish community could stem the tide.
Read MoreRecognizing the impact of Jewish private schools, The Associated provides scholarship assistance to students at 11 Baltimore day schools.
Read MoreHere’s how to help students prepare for life on campus through a Jewish lens.
Read MoreGeared for women ages 60 plus, Chapter Three provides them with access to interesting topics and speakers where they can engage in intimate settings.
Read MoreHaving a child with disabilities can be so isolating. Unless you’ve walked in someone’s shoes, you can’t really understand what someone else is going through.
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Each year, 3,000 students from Baltimore City and the surrounding counties visit the Jewish Museum of Maryland (JMM), touring the Lloyd Street Synagogue and the museum’s myriad exhibits. (Handout)
James Myers is committed to building a better community.
Read MoreOn Jan. 24, we are hosting a professional development program, “Embracing the Art of the Schmooze.”
Read MoreIn the past year, the community was awarded more than $1.75 million in federal Homeland Security grants for synagogues and other Jewish institutions.
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Sisters Leslie Schaller and Randi Settleman chair The Associated's Keynote: A Culinary Experience (Handout photo)
Guests at The Associated’s Keynote: A Culinary Experience will enjoy kosher renditions of their recipes and participate in a discussion led by cookbook author Joan Nathan.
Read MoreWhen we teach our youngest children about Shabbat, the Jewish holidays and Jewish values, it has the potential to inspire them and foster a long-term connection to their Jewish heritage.
Read MoreSummer is a wonderful time to volunteer. Here are a few Associated projects to get started.
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