ReformJudaism.org • June 6, 2023

Building Bridges, Sharing Cultures

The Reform Jewish Community of Canada launched its Roadmap to Reconciliation program in advance of National Indigenous Peoples’ Day, awarding grants for programs that foster Jewish/Indigenous relationships.

Cleveland Magazine • February 1, 2021

Community Fridge Cleveland Aims To Feed Those In Need

Alex Quandt launched Community Fridge Cleveland by installing the first community fridge inside the Root Cafe in Lakewood. “The basis of the idea is that it is fully community supported. Anyone can leave food and anyone can take food.”

ReformJudaism.org • January 13, 2021

Justice, Justice Shall We Pursue: Resources for Action after the Capitol Insurrection

For decades, systemic racism and oppressive forces have marginalized and taken the lives of Black and Brown Americans. These resources are for use in congregations and Jewish communities in our shared pursuit of justice.

WISH Cleveland • December 1, 2020

Local Toys for Tots Drive Offers Wraparound Support for Families

Two local women, both mothers and entrepreneurs, got to work registering 500 children in need throughout the Cleveland area. In doing so, they started to hear about families’ other needs, as well.

ReformJudaism.org • September 21, 2020

7 Ways to Honor the Life and Legacy of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, z"l

Few people have had as long or as profound an impact upon the course of a nation as did Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died at age 87. As we mourn this pillar of justice, here are six ways you can honor her life and legacy.

WISH Cleveland • September 11, 2020

It’s Time for Cleveland's Baseball Team to Change the Name.

It’s time to say goodbye to the current iteration of Cleveland’s baseball team — and Cleveland businesses have joined the Cleveland Indigenous Coalition and Northeast Ohio’s Native American community to declare their support.

WISH Cleveland • August 13, 2020

Grow, Eat, Learn: Collinwood Friends Garden Brings Fresh Food to the Fore

By day, Brittainy Quinn is an arts educator at Cleveland School of the Arts, but for nearly a decade, she’s also been operating the Collinwood Friends Garden, which she co-founded in 2011 with friends.

WISH Cleveland • November 15, 2019

#GivingTuesdayCLE, “The Good Hat Bash,” and You, Part III

We take a look at three Northeast Ohio organizations committed to the ongoing, vital, and multifaceted work of fighting for racial equality – in three very different ways

WISH Cleveland • August 7, 2019

8 Ways to Support Ohio Families Impacted by the Immigration Crisis

If you think the ongoing immigration and refugee crisis impacts only those living near the U.S./Mexico border, think again: Immigration advocates say Ohio is one of the worst states in the country in which to be an immigrant or refugee.

Reform Judaism • July 25, 2019

This Weekend: 7 Ways to Act Now for Immigrant Justice

Following a faith-based immigration rights protest at the border, here are seven ways to act for immigrant justice. You have the power to make a difference in the lives of the thousands of individuals impacted at our borders.

WISH Cleveland • July 12, 2019

Read All About It: 3 Ways To Focus On Literacy In The CLE

This summer marks 15 years since the National Assessment of Adult Literacy report showed that 47 percent of adults in Cuyahoga County had literacy levels below the eighth grade. The statistics are still stark and worrisome.

ReformJudaism.org • May 30, 2019

5 Actions You Can Take Right Now to Better the World

Whether or not you attended the 2019 Consultation on Conscience, you can take action on the many issues discussed there. Here are a few ways to capitalize on the momentum of the conference to act for a better world.

ReformJudaism.org • February 18, 2019

Remembering the Life and Legacy of Rabbi Lynne Landsberg, z"l

Rabbi Lynne Landsberg was the first person I ever considered to be a true mentor, someone who was invested in both my personal and professional well-being and truly wanted to help me be a better activist and Reform Jew.