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What to Read This Year 

Looking for your next book to read?  We asked our community to recommend some of their favorite Jewish fiction and nonfiction books, all with a Jewish lens. Here are their suggestions to get you reading this year.  I also want to recommend her newest book, Good Grief.  It centers […]

Rekindle Fellowship: Bringing Jewish and Black Leaders Together

Rekindle Fellows just wrapped up its second year, bringing Jewish and Black leaders together through dialogue to strengthen the Baltimore community.  Held in collaboration with The Associated, Na’aleh: The Hub for Leadership Learning, Associated Black Charities, the Baltimore Jewish Council and the Elijah Cummings Youth […]

A Third-Generation Story: Carrying it Forward

And recently, Jess participated in the second cohort of the Rekindle Fellowship. This program, a partnership between The Associated, The Elijah Cummings Youth Program, Associated Black Charities, the Baltimore Jewish Council and Na’aleh: The Hub for Leadership Learning, brings together Baltimore’s Black and Jewish leaders […]

Antisemitism Resources

The ways The Associated’s investment in security keep Jewish Baltimore safe.

Antisemitism FAQs

The ways The Associated’s investment in security keep Jewish Baltimore safe.

Responding to Antisemitism by Investing in Security

The ways The Associated’s investment in security keep Jewish Baltimore safe.

Meet Naami Schorr 

Get to know this Los Angeles native and mother of three who, along with her husband, Yanky, has committed to Baltimore’s Jewish communal life.

Building Our Jewish Future

Thanks to The Associated’s 4Front Baltimore Teen Program, Eli connected to his Jewish heritage and became Jewishly involved at College Park.

Sharan Kushner | Mensches in Cars Getting Coffee

Yanky Schorr wraps up this latest season of Mensches in Cars Getting Coffee with the 2025 Carole Sibel Outstanding Fundraising Achievement Award Winner, Sharan Kushner.

A Light That Refuses to Go Dark: A Story of Antisemitism and Pride

Meet Joshua Lamont and his wife Corey, who decorate their house, the Hanukkah House every year on Baltimore’s 34th street.