Broadmead Residents and Staff Come Together for Passover Seder
More than 100 Broadmead residents and team members recently gathered to celebrate the festival of Passover with a meaningful seder dinner.
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New immigrants from North America arrive at Israel's Ben-Gurion Airport on Mar. 25. (Yonit Schiller via JTA)
Undeterred by War, North American Jews Continue to Immigrate to Israel
Despite security challenges and limited flights, hundreds have made aliyah in 2026.
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Cut From The Same Cloth: Sammi Darmon (left) and Elana Molotsky are the co-leaders behind Knit & Nosh. (Provided photo)
Young Adults Connect by Knitting for a Cause
At Knit & Nosh, one of several VolunTeams run by the Macks Jewish Connection Network, young adults get together to knit scarves and hats for neighbors experiencing housing insecurity.
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Tuition-Free Opportunities at CCBC
At the Community College of Baltimore County (CCBC), a growing number of students are discovering that higher education can be far more affordable than they imagined — and in some cases, completely tuition-free.
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Survivor testimony videos form part of the “Living Memory” exhibit at Yad Vashem. (Courtesy, via JTA)
New Exhibit Uses Everyday Objects to Explore the Holocaust in Unique Way
Yad Vashem’s “Living Memory” exhibit offers personal items as a means of storytelling and understanding.
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Stephanie Baron is helping lead the next cohort of the Inspired Women’s Project (IWP), a yearlong Associated program that brings together 20 women for monthly sessions focused on personal growth, spirituality, Israel engagement and giving back, culminating in a female-focused trip to Israel. (Provided photo)
The Associated: Women Leading the Way in Jewish Philanthropy
In honor of Women’s History Month, The Associated talked with Pam Platt, Stephanie Baron and Leah Schottenstein Schulman about what drives their giving and the values that guide their leadership.
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An Israeli firefighter battles a blaze in northern Israel in June of 2024. (Photo courtesy of JNF-USA, via JTA)
In Moments of Crisis, Jewish National Fund-USA is There
Emergency Response Centers, established with the support of Jewish National Fund-USA, are vital lifelines for Israel’s northern and southern communities.
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Dr. Osnat Steiman examines a patient in the geriatric ward of Ichilov Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center. (Photo by Larry Luxner via JTA)
Israel Launches Program to Recruit 2,000 Physicians by 2029
Amid a doctor shortage, Israel is reaching out to physicians around the world.
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AI adoption varies greatly across Jewish day schools. (Courtesy of Jewish Leadership Academy via JTA)
Jewish Day Schools Embrace AI to Reimagine Education for the High Tech Era
Jewish schools around North America are finding creative and unexpected methods to use the technology — and in a fraction of the time it would have taken in the pre-AI era.
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Graduates celebrate at a commencement ceremony at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, which is fielding a growing number of inquiries from Americans interested in enrolling at the university in Beersheva. (Courtesy of BGU via JTA)
Program Benefits Rising Numbers of U.S. Students Considering College in Israel
A growing number of Jewish high school students are considering options in Israel for college.
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Sophie Jakubovich (left), a mom at Akiba Yavneh Academy, is shown with her twin daughters, Elly and Leah. (Photo by Natalie Solomon via JTA)
Lovin’ Life in the Lone Star State
With antisemitism and costs of living on the rise elsewhere, this Jewish day school in Dallas is booming.
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