The author raises challenging questions that help the reader explore his beliefs, doubts and questions regarding his relationship with God and his values.

SIPP (Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects) is sponsoring an event this Sunday with three graduates of the innovative Eastern Mediterranean International School (EMIS) in Tel Aviv about their transformative experiences living and learning together in peace. 

Come join us on an Elizabethan Adventure on Tuesday, April 24 with Shakespeare expert, Sid Fox, who has given talks on Shakespeare to the CU Theater Department and Classics Department. 

On Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at the BJCC, Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects (SIPP) Board Members Professor Bernard Amadei, President Peter Ornstein, and Vice President Tara Winer will discuss their January 2018 trip to Israel and the West Bank.

Join us for our year-end party on Saturday, December 9, 2017, with music by Sheldon Sands and project updates from our special guests.

Join us for our year-end party on Saturday, December 9, 2017, with music by Sheldon Sands and project updates from our special guests.

Sid Fox shares thoughts about the upcoming holy days.

Stop by our booth today at the Boulder Jewish Festival and get the full updates on our projects. Meanwhile, check out the short versions in our post.

Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects President Peter Ornstein and electronic waste expert Anne Peters of Gracestone, Inc. will update the community on their recent trip to Israel and the West Bank on Thursday, January 19th.

Financed largely by women who have experienced success and overcame barriers over their years on Wall Street, they said over and over again that "Equity" is a story that should and needed to be told.

"The Comedy of Errors" is directed by Colorado Shakespeare Festival’s Geoff Kent, who brought us a unique vision of "Midsummer’s Nights Dream" and last season’s Iago in "Othello."

Last Thursday night, an enthusiastic assemblage of over 70 from across the greater Boulder community heard about the joint Israeli-Palestinian efforts to clean up the Kidron Valley/Wadi al Nar.

A diverse and enthusiastic audience of over 70 people from across a broad cross-section of the Boulder community participated last Wednesday’s program at the JCC.