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Boulder Center for Judaism is excited to announce that the 5781 Calendars are in and they are nicer than ever…

Research shows that 78% of U.S. consumers want companies to address important social justice issues.

Whether celebrating alone, dining digitally with a virtual gathering, or at strategically planned socially-distanced dinner, OneTable hosts in Colorado have inhaled Shabbat’s message and are using Friday nights to exhale after weeks filled with waves of uncertainty, virtual meetings that bleed into one another, and an often overwhelming sense of …

Our after-school programs give kids ages 6-13 an opportunity to connect with their peers. From sports to STEAM, there is something for everyone at the JCC this fall. All in-person programs follow the Boulder JCC’s Health and Safety Protocols.

The goal of the program is to help NJHSA member agencies better analyze the marketplace, launch and manage solutions, and implement sustainable measures for success to address the many dynamics associated with responding to Jewish Poverty.

Boulder JFS will not be able to host traditional High Holy Day celebrations in older adult communities like we have in the past. However, you can help us bring the holidays to underserved and isolated community members!

Climate change was such a concern for one local Boulderite that she felt it needed to be included in her D'var Torah.

Jewish Family Service of Colorado (JFS) is pleased to announce the promotion of Kammi Siemens to Director of Boulder JFS.

Choose from 144 courses and 3 speaker series, all for a flat fee of $130 per semester.

Kathryn Bernheimer shares her thoughts about growing up the child of survivors

Polarity, separateness and division is not our innate default. We must drop that mantra and return to believing we can heal that which only appears to separate us.

Our Common Destiny, the new initiative to unify and strengthen the Jewish people through shared values, is launching the “Sort of Connected” (#DifferentButSame) social media campaign ahead of Tisha B’Av and Tu B’Av.

How can the saddest days of the year make someone happy?

Are you or is someone you know a fabulous human interested in creating Jewish community, exploring the outdoors, and pursuing social justice? You could be a good fit for our house! Moishe House Boulder is looking for a wonderful new resident to live with us.

The program, which will run in Israel from September 2 – December 25, 2020, is designed for incoming college freshmen and rising college sophomores.

JEWISHcolorado condemns the Colorado State Democratic Party Central Committee’s adoption of an anti-Israel resolution that endorses U.S. House Resolution (H.R.) 2407, Promoting Human Rights for Palestinian Children Living Under Israeli Military Occupation Act.

Americans can worry about more than one problem at a time.

JTree received over 600 trees from Boulder in June!

Rose Community Foundation and its fundholders awarded 395 grants totaling over $4.1 million in its second phase of COVID-19 grantmaking, bringing the Foundation’s COVID-19 grantmaking total thus far to more than $7 million over three months.

A few weeks ago, the coronavirus pandemic obscured the celebration of Earth Day’s 50th anniversary.

Team Israel Start-Up Nation is extremely proud to announce that four-time Tour de France winner, Chris Froome, will lead the team starting next season.

Summer is officially here and our campus is beginning to buzz. And not just bees.

Rabbi Sarah Bracha Gershuny, also known as Rav Bracha, was engaged as the full time Rabbi at Congregation Nevei Kodesh on October 1, 2014 and resigned her position effective June 30, 2020.

The Museum of the Jewish People in Tel Aviv has launched a new series of videos giving a sneak peek at a few of the key artifacts that will be featured in its much-anticipated new Core Exhibition slated to open in fall 2020.