Beth Goldsmith joins Annmarie Fournier, a middle school teacher at AACPS about how The Associated’s JMM and BJC have helped her teach The Holocaust to her students.
Posted by Mark Bridge on January 4, 2023
Wondering a good way to spice up your holiday season? Don’t worry. Our young adult leadership has provided you amazing holiday cocktails to get you into the holiday spirit. Carly Tilson is a member of the current Young Leadership Council (YLC) class. This year, she […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on December 14, 2022
What was your religious affiliation growing up? My mom was raised Modern Orthodox. My paternal grandmother was Christian, but my father converted to Judaism. I always knew my family had a Christian side, but we never celebrated anything because we were raised Jewish. Until I […]
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What was your religious affiliation growing up? In a reform home, I didn’t grow up very religious. I went to Wellwood Elementary and attended Hebrew school and Sunday school at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation. When I was younger, my family would go to my grandparents to […]
While navigating the journey of infertility is physically, mentally and emotionally exhausting 12 months a year, there are specific times and life events that can increase the feelings of hopelessness and frustration. Since the holiday season is typically centered around the concept of family, children […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on December 7, 2022
Rich Topaz recently joined Yanky Schorr in our latest Mensches in Cars Getting Coffee. As this year’s Julius Rosenberg Memorial Award winner, Rich is certainly a Mensch. But what about those in his life?
Posted by Mark Bridge on November 15, 2022
Amee Cookler, the Macks Center for Jewish Connection’s new Camp Connector talks about her favorite camp memories, Jewish connections and more!
Posted by Mark Bridge on November 14, 2022
Through JCS’s Financial Wellness program, the organization is providing coaching for community members, including those who do not qualify for financial assistance. That means helping them create a spending and savings plan and then working with them as they implement it. “Everyone approaches money differently,” […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on November 3, 2022
Moishe House Odessa residents share their experiences living and working in Odessa, Ukraine throughout the Russian invasion in this personal interview.
Posted by Mark Bridge on October 13, 2022
It is critical for prospective Jewish students to consider how active the Jewish organizations are on campus in order to ensure that there will be people with similar backgrounds and values at that college. Jewish life on campus can also be found through extracurricular clubs […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on October 7, 2022