Making Music Across Oceans
On March 20, the Baltimore and Ashkelon HaZamir choirs will hold a joint concert at the Weinberg Park Heights JCC.
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The Associated
Joe Uddeme Leads Jr. Maccabi Soccer Team
When I was on Maccabi, I discovered what’s important in life and developed a deeper connection to the history of the Jewish people. It grounded me growing up and helped shape who I am as an individual – someone with strong Jewish values.
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Making a Difference in the Lives of Baltimoreans with Disabilities
According to the Pew Research Center, nearly one in five Americans lives with a disability. With this in mind, in the next few months The Associated will launch a committee to survey current community services for people with disabilities.
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Building Rockets, Solar Ovens and Robots
Research shows that participation in a summer science program can stimulate greater interest in STEM careers.
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Getting to Know: Ari Abramson
I appreciate being active in The Associated’s REIG as it allows me to better understand and tour new local development projects.
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Everybody Wins a Trophy?
“Today, we are trying to balance overconfidence with feeling competent,” explains Gila Haor, coordinator for professional development at SHEMESH, a program of The Associated.
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Niki Barr Talks About Myerberg’s New Brain Fitness Class
Recognizing the prevalence of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, Niki Barr realized the huge need to promote physical activity to improve brain health.
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Mindy and Jeff Rosen Chair Associated’s Young Adult Gala
Join us for a celebration of generosity, dancing and live entertainment from New York-based improv comedy group, North Coast.
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Tammy and Fred Heyman Take on Super Sunday
Nothing makes us happier than seeing a table filled with laughter and love celebrating the holidays!
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Navigating School After an Adverse Life Event
68 percent of children and adolescents experienced at least one potentially traumatic event by age 16, and data suggests that every classroom has at least one student affected by trauma.
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