The 12th season of Tuv Ha’Aretz (“good for the earth” and “good from the earth” in Hebrew) will begin May 18th. Our local partner Red Wagon Farm will provide 23 weeks of delicious, wholesome veggies through October 21st.

On February 26, 2018, Israeli Noa Gluskinos and Palestinian Ashraf Akram will talk about the cross-cultural community and environmental studies at the Arava Institute for Environmental Studies in Boulder.

Sadly, there is a connection between suicide and gun violence. Come to Congregation Har HaShem to learn more from an expert panel that will discuss suicide and the role of guns.

It is not too late to sign up for the Tuv Ha’Aretz/Red Wagon Organic Farm basic canning class, or Red Wagon Farms' special two-week mini CSA.

The panel will address the role of Boulder’s faith communities with regard to homelessness...what we can do individually and as part of our Jewish community to help?

This Thursday event,co-sponsored by Tuv Ha'Aretz (Boulder's Jewish CSA) and the Buddhist Coalition for Boddhisattva Activity, features Rabbi Marc Soloway on the panel.

Join us for an inspiring evening with young Israeli and Palestinian women leaders speaking about their work for peace.

Join a facilitated Boulder Jewish Community Dialogue about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Wednesday, May 11.

Beth Ornstein and Yocheved Landsman will facilitate an introductory dialogue about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for the Boulder Jewish community. Preregistration required - click for more info.

On Wednesday, February 3, 2010, Susan Berman (AJWS) and Phil Gazley (YWAM) discuss International Humanitarian Issues.

Rabbi Bronstein speaks Friday about a few of the extraordinary acts of hesed, faithful love, that she witnessed while in Kenya and what they have to teach us about our own abilities and responsibilities.