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Hazon is pleased to announce that it has granted funds to 11 local community organizations and projects, including several in Boulder.

How many weeks until school starts? There's still time to enroll your 4 to 6 year old in a summer camp!

Join the thinkers and doers of the New Jewish Food Movement for four days of learning and celebration at the Hazon Food Conference.

Hazon is seeking to provide small grants to fund new food and environmental projects in the Boulder and Denver areas.

Hundreds of farmers, rabbis, vegans, omnivores, activists and others will convene this August.

Where can you massage kale, celebrate Shabbat and connect and collaborate in an intentional Jewish community?

Renewing Jewish life and confronting the greatest challenges of our generation are inextricably intertwined, according to Nigel Savage, founder of Hazon. A timely Earth Day guest post.

The world water crisis is examined in "FLOW," screening next week at the BJCC, with guest speaker Sam Schabacker of Food & Water Watch.

Boulder Tuv Ha'Aretz and Red Wagon Organic Farm announce CSA memberships for 2011. Click for details.

Two more events with Nigel Savage round out the Hazon founder's visit to the Boulder area.

Learn how to take family recipes and convert them into healthier versions at a Jewish cooking class with Leha Moskoff and Nigel Savage.

Nigel Savage, founder and Director of Hazon, America’s largest Jewish environmental organization, visits Boulder in February for a series of events.

Tu B'Shevat, "New Year of the Trees" has become the Jewish Earth Day. A community-wide seder will be held in Boulder.

Special opportunity for Boulder area residents to attend one of Hazon’s December Conferences.

Hazon, America’s largest Jewish environmental organization, received a grant from Rose Community Foundation, 18 Pomegranates, and Oreg Foundation to support activities in Boulder and Denver.

What’s new at Bonai Shalom, Boulder's Conservative synagogue, for the High Holidays?

The Teva Topsy Turvy bus travels around the United States teaching about the environment in the context of Jewish values. And it's coming to Boulder!

Nigel Savage, founder and executive director of Hazon, visits Boulder to discuss the New Jewish Food Movement.

Learn how you can help sustainable, local farming and get a steady supply of tasty fresh vegetables all season too!

Educator Mick Fine leads a post-kiddush adult text study this Shabbat.

The idea that it's an exciting time to be Jewish could be seen and felt across the 2009 Hazon Food Conference. Lisa Bates reports (photos included).

Lisa Bates sends in her first report from the Hazon Food Conference, which takes place this weekend in Northern California.