Melissa Clark is a beloved New York Times cooking columnist and the author or co-author of nearly 40 books.

Teen Essay Winner! We are all intertwined in our existence, in our struggles and in our hopes and dreams for the future.

1,700 years of Jewish life in Germany over almost 38,000 square feet, with many multimedia and interactive elements.

Older artists bring hopeful messages to their audiences.

This year, perhaps, we can indulge in a few extra treats for yourself and loved ones, from jewelry with messages of hope and joy to sweet treats.

A suspenseful and gripping novel set in 1940s Poland about the power of music and the bonds between a mother and her musical-prodigy daughter.

Whether teaching resilience in the face of adversity or giving lessons on navigating the realities of the pandemic, this group of books can help children face fears and…

Famed author and children’s book editor Arthur Levine asks, “Why do Jewish children receive gifts on Hanukkah?”