The blog recounts World Jewish Relief’s engagement with Uganda’s Abayudaya Jewish community since 2022.

Nudrat Afza, a Muslim photographer, documents Bradford’s dwindling Jewish community in her project Kehillah.

The National Days of Jewish Service, led by Repair the World, mobilized thousands across the U.S. to perform 9,000 acts of kindness during June 2025.

On Sunday, over 15,000 people—including out-of-towners—packed Pearl Street Mall for Boulder’s 30th annual Jewish Festival, marking its largest attendance ever.

Rabbi Shimi and Chani Aziza have revived Jewish life in Tanzania, a country where Jewish presence once flourished but largely vanished after the 1960s.

In Mumbai, India, following the tragic 2008 murders of Rabbi Gavriel and Rivka Holtzberg, Rabbi Yisroel and Rebbetzin Chaya Kozlovsky stepped in to continue Chabad outreach.

A leading Jewish LGBT charity withdrew from London's Pride parade due to safety concerns, citing the organizers' inability to guarantee the safety of Jewish participants.

A St. Louis synagogue introduces a podcast encouraging open Jewish expression.

On college campuses, student-led protests over Israel have sparked significant debate within Hillel, the Jewish campus organization.

In Hopkins, Minnesota, Rabbi Jill Avrin and Palestinian peace activist Moneer Rifai, along with their spouses, convene regular discussions to bridge the divide intensified by the ongoing Gaza conflict.