Zoom Shiva: The New Normal
The Covid-19 pandemic has been a disruptive force in all our lives, but it also has provided us with tremendous opportunities.
I Was an Optimistic, Active Senior. That was Before Covid.
As I write this, it has been 282 days and 6,768 hours since my world shut down.
A New Program Helping to Make ‘Odd Couples’ Housing Shidduchs
Odd Couples Housing matches seniors who have spare bedrooms with young students and professionals looking for affordable housing.
Documenting Treasured Family Recipes in Bespoke Cookbooks
With her business, The Family Cookbook, photographer Sarah Arnoff Yeoman may be the first to personalize intergenerational recipes with luminous, high-quality portraits.
U.S. Cities Woo Jewish Families Interested in Relocating
Representatives from Memphis, Las Vegas, Atlanta and almost 60 other cities told participants about amenities, schools, home availability and employment opportunities in their communities.
15,000 Menorahs Unto the Nations
Every year, Chabad erects thousands of giant menorahs in public spaces around the world during Hanukkah.
These Jews Made Time Magazine’s ‘Rising Stars’ List
The list features what Time says is an increasing number of influential people who aren’t establishment types.
Embracing Video Games to Engage Jewish Teens
What if esports—video games that simulate competitive sports—can be a gateway to the Jewish experience for teens?
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