An underground Jewish subculture is using psychedelics to explore how altered states of consciousness can deepen and diversify Jewish life.

Without reading the Haggadah generation after generation in exile, would we have survived as a distinct people for 2,000 years?

Grandma Sheila taught me to not rush anything—and certainly never a pot of chicken soup with matzah balls made for those we love.

In leading research institutions in the United States and Israel, psychedelics are used with therapy as a way to treat severe trauma

To honor the 100th anniversary of the first bat mitzvah in America, Hadassah collected dozens of moving stories of members’ experiences of their milestone events.

Hadassah’s Power of Purpose Conference featured an array of impressive female entrepreneurs, social activists and health workers.

If Queens Esther and Vashti had opted to hire a fashion designer, they might have picked Donna Leah Goldstein of Miami.

Jewish life is different outside of urban centers, and the rabbis who choose to work in remote, relatively small congregations are a special breed.