The executive director of NYC’s new Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes has three prongs of strategy for fighting anti-Semitism: community relations, education and law enforcement.

Jews of color are not participating in Jewish communal life at the level they might because they feel unwelcome, Kaufman says.

Catalyzed by the #MeToo movement, women—and a few men—working in and with Jewish groups have initiated efforts to counter sexual misconduct.

Weiss refers to herself as politically heterodox, and in her sharp, cleverly written columns, does not hesitate to tackle provocative ideas like intersectionality.

Should your synagogue be a refuge from—or a home for—political activism?

Food tours of Israel’s shuks are booming, offering tasty excursions through tucked-away corners of streets you won't likely discover on your own.

Manhattan College Professor Mehnaz Afridi is believed to be the only Muslim teacher of the Holocaust in the United States—and likely the world.

Decrying that "Polish complicity in the Shoah needs to be taught," the educators and Holocaust archivists pledge to challenge the law by speaking out.