The Boulder JCC is pleased to announce the creation of the new Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center at the Boulder JCC.

The four-day program will explore “Technology, Talent, Tolerance, and Tradition,” and how innovators in Israel are grappling with such issues.

A delegation of experts from The Israel Public Diplomacy Forum (IPD Forum) will present a series of discussions in Denver on Thursday, November 5.

JCRC and JEWISHcolorado join Jewish organizations and leaders worldwide in condemning a Palestinian-initiated resolution passed by UNESCO last week criticizing Israel for its handling of holy sites.

A planning group in Boulder is working on bringing a Hebrew Charter School to Boulder for the fall of 2017 -- take their survey!

Based on camper and staff feedback, Camp Inc. is excited to announce the addition of four new business tracks for summer 2016. Registration is open!

Impact investing allows philanthropists to make more progress toward their charitable missions by using the engine of their philanthropically committed capital, rather than only the fumes. The IRS has just made that easier.

Rabbi Fred Greene, the new senior rabbi at Congregation Har HaShem, sees the congregation’s 50th anniversary this year as an opportunity to deepen the Jewish journeys of congregants.

Matisyahu made brief remarks and sang “Jerusalem” during an appearance at the ADL’s Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado, where he was recognized for his actions this past August.

A message to the Jewish people from the mayor of Jerusalem.

The DEA is systematically threatening the medical profession, and myself as a patient, by escalating the drug war and by violating Dr. Larry Eckstein’s civil and constitutional rights.

We must stand united in order to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran and keep our ally, Israel, assured of her safety and security.

What’s your best idea to help your city succeed? The Knight Cities Challenge opens today calling on innovators of all types in Boulder to answer this question.

Sustainable Israeli-Palestinian Projects is sending Eric Lombardi, former director of Eco-Cycle, to Israel this month to meet with Israelis and Palestinians about sustainable environmental projects.

Dr. Larry Eckstein is being unjustly prosecuted by the DEA for prescribing pain medications in a clear sting operation.

Hazon in Colorado awards $20,000 annually in grants ranging $1,000 - $4,000 to individuals and organizations who want to make our community healthier and more sustainable.

Nonprofit leaders have begun to successfully challenge the belief that high administrative costs reflect a charitable organization that is poorly run and not worthy of support.

Please join JEWISHcolorado and the Jewish Coalition for Disaster Relief (JCDR) as we take part in a national effort to support refugees and migrants in Europe and the Middle East.

Shaul Amir, our long-time Israel correspondent, sums up his view of 5775 and what 5776 may hold for Israel.

In the life of Oliver Sacks, I find it fascinating that his last written article was all about his personal feelings about Shabbat.

jHubco.org is online and available as a comprehensive resource for Colorado teens and their families who are looking to get involved in local Jewish activities.

JEWISHcolorado is currently accepting applications for awards from two Young Women’s Scholarship Funds,

Three recent CU alumni explain what Chabad at CU needs after their fire and how you can help.

A candle left burning after Chabad's first student shabbat dinner of the semester caused a small fire at the Schaeffer Family Center Friday night. Get the story and find out how to donate for the repairs.

Ammunition Hill, site of some of the fiercest fighting in the Six Day War, was long neglected as a memorial site despite being a monument to the Paratrooper Brigade.