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Press Room
April 2, 2019

Investing in Our Professionals is an Investment in Our Jewish Future

Today’s Jewish organizations are powered by rabbis and teachers, social workers and counselors, administrators and graphic designers, fundraisers and ...

Podcast
March 25, 2019

Jewish Philly Podcast Episode 13: Secretary Leslie S. Richards

This month, we’re having a conversation with the newly named editor of the Jewish Exponent Liz Spikol, ...

Visitor Policy Update

Press Room
March 12, 2019

High school students learn the history of hate

Hundreds of local high school students took part in an important program Tuesday at Saint Joseph’s University designed to ...

Press Room
March 8, 2019

Philly Jewish leaders explain why certain language may be considered anti-Semitic

As tweets from Rep. Ilhan Omar stir up the debate among Democrats as to whether she was using anti-Semitic language, ...

Press Room
March 6, 2019

Combatting anti-Semitism

Anti-Semitism is on the rise in Europe, across the United States and right here in our Greater Philadelphia community. Alongside ...

Podcast
February 25, 2019

Jewish Philly Podcast Episode 12: Shelby and Amy Zitelman

This month, we’re breaking down the age old stereotype of Jewish anxiety, followed by a conversation about the rise ...

Visitor Policy Update

Press Room
February 24, 2019

Jewish Federation Of Greater Philadelphia Holds Largest Fundraiser Of The Year

There was a huge turnout Sunday in Bala Cynwyd for the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia’s largest fundraiser of ...

Press Room
February 12, 2019

Does anti-Israel mean anti-Jew? | Stu Bykofsky

Can you be anti-Israel without being anti-Semitic, or are the two so tightly entwined as to be inseparable? The question ...

Podcast
January 31, 2019

Jewish Philly Podcast Episode 11: Attorney General Josh Shapiro

It’s 2019, and we’re kicking off the new year by celebrating new life and examining the challenges facing Jewish ...

Press Room
January 29, 2019

A digital effort to fight hunger in Montgomery County

Ginny Kahr, 70, is burdened with troubles she couldn’t foresee. Never did she think she’d be living alone on $1,200 ...