It is only by working together over the long arc of time that we will help each other breathe deeply the pure air of justice.
Standing Together During Shavuot
As I read and listen to the many who write and speak about their experiences in this global pandemic, I become aware that not all voices are fully present.
Four Ways to Extract Meaning, from Viktor Frankl
By Liz Coleclough, Ph.D., Director of Counseling and Project DVORA at JFS; and Lena Neufeld, Psy.D., Teen and Young Adult Therapist at JFS.
Passover: A Model for Overcoming Adversity
The famous Passover question, “Why is this night different from all other nights?” takes on new meaning this year.
Vulnerability: What Is It and Why Does It Matter?
By Beth Huppin. Beth is the Director of JFS Project Kavod/Dignity the Jewish education program at JFS. She has enjoyed teaching Judaics to children and adults of all ages in both formal and informal settings for over 30 years. She is the recipient of a 2010 National Covenant Award for Excellence in Jewish Education. When…
New Evening Food Bank Hours Remove Barriers
The JFS Polack Food Bank fills a critical need for many in our community. Open several days a week, it provides healthy food to thousands of households each year. But there are a few segments of the population the Food Bank hasn’t been able to fully serve–including working parents and college students. That will change…
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