Jewish Federations of North America are honored and deeply moved that the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv has recognized our community’s role in supporting the Ukrainian people during the war.
Holocaust education is critical for the next generation to understand the consequences of ignorance, indifference, and hate. In Monmouth and Greater Middlesex counties, our community is elected officials and many nonprofit organizations have made substantial commitments to improving and…
On May 25, 2023, the Biden-Harris Administration released the first-ever U.S. National Strategy to Counter Antisemitism, including many policies for which Jewish Federation advocated, e.g., funding for Nonprofit Security Grants, the Jabara-Heyer NO HATE Act, and quality Holocaust education…
When Liyah R. embarked on March of the Living, she thought she knew what to expect. From chilling accounts of human cruelty to the sound of silence and ultimately to the joy of celebrating our living generations of Jews, this teen shares impressions from the life-changing experience made…
The Adom Project came to Federation’s office to provide “Stop the Bleed” emergency trauma response training and equipment aimed at saving lives. Federation recently awarded The Adom Project (TAP) an Opportunity Grant to further its work providing Stop the Bleed (STB) kits and training…
