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Innovation and experiments with new initiatives are of course important. But so too is understanding how to scale effective programs, whether new or legacy, that have proven, positive outcomes.

Nondenominational learning center plans to more than double its activities over next two years

Rabbi Gershon Edelstein Believed in a Respectful Discourse With Secular Israelis, but as Far as He Was Concerned, the Haredim Remained a Tiny, Vulnerable Minority. The Next ‘Gadol Hador’ Will Almost Certainly Be a Nonagenarian Like Him, Who Will Bring No New Direction for Thousands of Young ultra-Orthodox Who Seek a Future Outside the Confines of the Yeshiva

Never in the History of the Jewish People Have So Many People Learned So Much Torah. And Never Have So Many Jews Paid for Them to Do So, Against Their Will

From the blog of Mikhala Kaseweter at The Times of Israel

Keep up with a variety of events around the Baltimore area with this roundup of local Shavuot events from different organizations.

Long a top priority for American Jews, climate change hasn't been high on the agenda for the organizations serving them - but that's beginning to change

Jewish climate activists are declaring a “paradigm shift” that they say have put an end to decades of inaction on climate.

The last few months have seen a flurry of new initiatives aimed at greening Jewish institutions and directing action on climate. 

(JTA) — For a decade starting in 2002, Jennifer Laszlo Mizrahi devoted herself to pro-Israel advocacy. After that, the Jewish philanthropist and activist from Annapolis, Maryland, went all in to