Representatives of the member organizations of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations and other local and national Jewish leaders gathered together to discuss the aftermath of the attack on the synagogue in Pittsburgh, the state of anti-Semitism in the United States, and steps to enhance the protection of American Jewish communities and institutions.

The Simon Wiesenthal Center (“SWC”) today released results from a September survey of nearly 2,000 registered voters regarding their perceptions of the current political climate and its impact on American society.

A timely piece of poetry about our world today.

CU Boulder Hillel and Chabad at University of Colorado will stand together in solidarity with the victims and survivors of the Tree of Life Congregation on the CU campus on Tuesday, October 30th.

Tonight there was a very powerful and moving vigil at JW3, London's JCC, for the victims of Pittsburgh. 

JEWISHcolorado and the JCRC released a joint statement on the Pittsburgh shooting.

Pittsburgh is obviously weighing heavily on our hearts today.

We invite you to join us as we gather tomorrow at Congregation Har HaShem at 4:30 pm for a unified and healing response to the shooting at Tree of Life Congregation in Pittsburgh on Saturday.

Shabbat is supposed to be a “taste of the World to Come.” But this Shabbat was desecrated by a man filled with hate, carrying weapons of murder into a sacred space. 

We are all grief-stricken by the anti-Semitic attack on the worshipers in a Pittsburgh synagogue.

In these challenging times, we have to sustain the vision of a nation and a world where our freedoms of expression and practice, whoever we are, are cherished and protected.

This is an attack on all of us, and we grieve with the families who have lost loved ones and pray for the recovery of those who are injured. 

The Anti-Defamation League Mountain States Region expressed shock and deep sadness following the horrific and fatal anti-Semitic attack at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh Saturday.

How can citizen-activists embody symbiotic solutions as we transition from our petroleum-pharmaceutical-addicted cyber-culture to an interfaith social permaculture—one that inspires, educates, and mobilizes peoples of diverse religious backgrounds?

"...I reiterate – this is never more necessary than today – that human beings can change things for good. It is the lesson of human history. It is certainly the lesson of Jewish history."

I was in Birmingham following a mission to Montgomery with 35 rabbis and other Jewish leaders, on a trip organized by T’ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights, to visit the incredible Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice. 

Morah Yehudis reflects on "Oh My God," the recent Theater Or production at the Boulder JCC featuring Rabbi Marc Soloway playing God.

Through philanthropy, individuals can (and do) make a difference, promote change and improve their communities.

Join the Colorado JCRC and NCJW Colorado Section for the 2018 Candidates Forum on October 16th.

The FOURTH Community Moral Minyan is scheduled for Sunday, October 14 outside the ICE Detention Center in Aurora.

The community has one last chance to be a part of this opportunity. Donations of any size are welcome.

The International Institute for Secular Humanistic Judaism (IISHJ) held its first class gathering for its newest program, the Officiant Program. The goal of the Officiant Program is to train and certify professionals to create and lead meaningful Secular Humanistic Jewish celebrations of the life cycle.

The leadership of the Boulder JCC is thrilled to announce the end date for this historic campaign. On October 1, 2018, the Cornerstone Capital Campaign will officially conclude.

As part of our commitment to mobilize in times of need, JEWISHcolorado has opened a Hurricane Florence Relief Fund.

Making our voices heard at the polls is essential, an honor and a hard-won right.