Roots, Identity, and Belonging: A Journey Through African Jewish Heritage

A message from Rivka

Galeet Dardashti on reviving Middle Eastern Jewish culture through music

With 'Jew Jitsu', Dmitri Shufutinsky wants to flip anti-Israel arguments on their head

A new illustrated book hopes to redefine 'What Jewish Looks Like'

'It pains me': Gad Saad reflects on the unfulfilled potential of a pluralistic Lebanon

Adiel Cohen channels his Yemini heritage to fight for Israel—on two fronts

Ysabella Hazan wants to flip the narrative of Jewish 'colonization'

In her poetry, Zilka Joseph channels the stories of her Bene Israel ancestors in India

How Sarah Kolker uses art to inspire her communities—Jewish, Black and beyond

Leah Finkelstein wants Orthodox Jews of colour to feel welcome—so she's offering to take them to shul

'We want to belong to a common narrative': Devyani Saltzman on making systemic changes happen

In her art, Tamara Podemski channels the survival of her ancestors—both Jewish and Indigenous

Chaya Lev, a Black Jew in Israel, desribes life in Israel after Oct. 7—and why Palestinians aren't people of colour

Hear about how Sara Braun moved from Holland to NYC and became 'That Black Hasidic Lady'

Does Canada really need another organization to 'combat anti-Jewish hatred'? Daniel Koren thinks so

How Nissim Black went from gangster rapper to Christian convert to making aliyah

For globetrotting filmmaker Charly Wai Feldman, Judaism is a borderless identity

These rural Ugandan villagers dedicated themselves to Judaism—but Israel won't recognize them

Live from Holy Blossom: How Jennifer Podemski blends Jewish and Indigenous generational trauma in her new TV show, Little Bird