As members of Haver, the Rabbinic Council of Boulder, we are enraged and deeply saddened by Saturday night’s shooting by a 22-year-old at an LBGTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs.
Read More »Column: Road to the Jewish White House
Jared Polis, Joshua Shapiro and Lee Zeldin ended the day, on Tuesday, Nov. 8, able to claim vast political accomplishments. All three can be credited with consolidating or augmenting power in their states for their respective political parties.
Read More »Red Cross Awards Grant to JFS Boulder for Extended Mental Health Services
JFS Boulder has received a $250,000 recovery grant from the Red Cross to expand access to longer-term mental health services for those impacted by the Marshall Fire and Straight-Line Wind Event, as well as individuals who have secondary trauma attributed to their roles as first responders, teachers, and disaster recovery staff.
Read More »JFS Boulder Provides Resources for Those Impacted by the Marshall Fire
As the one-year anniversary of the Marshall Fire approaches JFS Boulder continues to provide resources for those impacted by the fire.
Read More »The Harold Grinspoon Foundation’s JCamp 180® to Invest $25 million in Jewish Camps
JCamp 180, a core program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation (HGF), will support more than 100 nonprofit Jewish overnight camps over the next five years with the $25 million Forward Together matching grant.
Read More »Column: Two Perilous Forces in Israel
No question that American Jews should be anxious about the future of an Israel in Bibi’s hands. There will likely be two prime forces at work that can intensify the conflict with the Palestinians.
Read More »JEWISHcolorado Begins National Search for New President & CEO as Rabbi Jay Strear Departs
JEWISHcolorado has announced the departure of Rabbi Jay Strear as President & CEO of the organization at the end of the month.
Read More »What Is So Odd About Getting Even?
The 2022 Boulder Jewish Festival Film series, highlights several Holocaust related movies. One of the most prominent is "Plan A," the true story of attempted revenge on the Nazis by some Jewish groups. This article discusses some of the complex issues brought up by this film.
Read More »Hallelujah! The Boulder Jewish Film Festival Is Back In Person!
Thursday night, driving snow couldn't keep a sold-out theater's worth of community members from showing up at The Dairy Center for the Arts for the opening film of the 10th Boulder Jewish Film Festival.
Read More »Column: Republicans ‘Christian’ Down Jews in Election Campaigns
This week, Bruce Ticker recaps some of the Republican antisemitic incidents taking place around the country as we approach the 2022 midterm elections.
Read More »Boulder Landmarks to Light the World in Teal for Alzheimer’s Awareness on November 3rd
The Boulder County Courthouse, Boulder Public Library, and Sunrise of Boulder, together with more than 800 other buildings and landmarks around the world, will be lighting up teal on November 3rd to raise Alzheimer’s awareness as part of the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s (AFA) Light the World in Teal program.
Read More »Jewish Youth Delegation Headed to Israel, Egypt to Represent at COP27
Bella Weksler, Boulder local, and Jewish Youth Climate Movement (JYCM) College Fellow is one of 10 Jewish college students going to COP27, the United Nations Climate Change Conference taking place in Egypt November 6-18.
Read More »Letter: The Shame & Antisemitic Ignorance of The Wellesley News Editorial Board
Recently the Editorial Board of the Wellesley News of Wellesley College in an editorial very publicly declared their total support for Omar Barghouti's antisemitic genocidal BDS movement and the Boston Mapping Project which it unequivocally declared to be a "vital service" to the community.
Read More »Boulder County Honors Becca Gan Levy and Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC with Two Awards
The Boulder JCC is proud to share that Farmer Becca Gan Levy and Milk and Honey Farm have been awarded both a Boulder County Environmental Stewardship Award and Boulder County Public Health’s 2022 Healthy Community Award for their dedicated efforts towards sustainability, preservation, and addressing food insecurity across Boulder County.
Read More »Avanti F&B Hosts Boulder Author’s Book Signing and Fundraiser
On Wednesday, November 2nd, Sandy will kick off a National Brain Tumor Fundraiser at Avanti F&B on Pearl St. in downtown Boulder by holding a book signing of her new book from 5:00 - 8:00 pm. The fundraiser runs through the weekend and comes with three ways to donate.
Read More »Antisemitism Expert to Address Women in Denver Who Support Israel
Women in Denver who support Israel are set to gather at Infinity Park Event Center on Wednesday, December 7, 2022, at 11:30 am to hear from Dr. Rachel Fish, Co-Founder of Boundless Israel Inc., regarding the rise in antisemitism and why the Jewish community and the land and people of Israel’s best days are ahead.
Read More »TikTok Holocaust Remembrance Series Reaches Over One Million Views in Less Than 24 Hours
Jewish influencer Montana Tucker, a TikTok sensation with 8.7 million followers, just launched a Holocaust Remembrance series called “How To: Never Forget.” Through the 10-part series on Tucker’s TikTok and Instagram, she retraces her grandparents’ steps through Poland during the Holocaust. Within 24 hours of launching the series, over one million viewers saw the premiere episode on both Instagram and Tiktok.
Read More »Column: Trump’s Advice for ‘a Good Jewish Character’
Trump's recent pronouncements have reopened the question of dual loyalty – that Jews here must ignore the everyday needs of their fellow Americans and, for that matter, themselves, while exerting all their energy and go What else could these words mean? “U.S. Jews have to get their act together and appreciate what they have in Israel – before it is too late!”
Read More »Letter: Truly, American Jews Had Better Get Their Act Together.
Kanye West boasted about being able to act without consequences. “I can literally say antisemitic s*** and they [Adidas] cannot drop me," West said on a social media video so it may come as a surprise to him that “Adidas will stop the Adidas Yeezy business with immediate effect.”
Read More »Ahead of Midterms, OneTable Partners with A More Perfect Union to Promote Civic Engagement
OneTable, a national non-profit that empowers young adults (21-39ish) to find, share, and enjoy Shabbat dinners, today announced a partnership with A More Perfect Union, a group focused on organizing and mobilizing the American Jewish community to protect and strengthen American democracy.
Read More »Column: What’s Israel Got to Do, Got to Do with Sexism and Homophobia?
Perhaps these students had not advanced far enough in law school to recognize that the murder of women and gays is, well, murder.
Read More »Letter: The Dangerous Myopia of Dean Erwin Chermerinsky
"Jew Free Zones." This antisemitic phrase has been in the news recently because about a dozen student groups at UC Berkeley under the auspicious of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), have announced the total prohibition of all speakers who believe in Jewish self determination.
Read More »Har HaShem Hosting Groups Supporting Healing, Wholeness, and Belonging
Congregation Har HaShem invites anyone in the community to join our mental health and chronic health conditions support groups. We care about you and your well being! Check our calendar for meeting dates and links to register.
Read More »Saving the World’s Synagogues from Destruction
"We have to save these buildings," he said. "They are often the last testimony to Jewish life in these places."
Read More »Happy Holidays! JTree Update
Happy Holidays Tree Fans! Here's what's been happening with JTree.
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