Arizona Jewish Post7 小时
Tucson Chapter of Brandeis National Committee Plans Genre-Spanning Book & Author Luncheon
Kirsten Miller is a groundbreaking feminist author in YA literature. Her first adult novel, “The Change,” was a Good Morning ...
Arizona Jewish Post13 天
On Day of Chesed, Volunteers Give Local Organizations a Boost
Volunteers at Kol Ami Synagogue prepare supplies for Tucson Multi-Disciplinary Outreach Program (MDOT) care kits. From left, Sharon Schramer, Sydney Ruskin (Kol Ami program manager), Sadie Goldman, ...
Arizona Jewish Post1 天
Beyond Stigma: JFCS Addresses Growing Need for Men’s Mental Health Services
“At JFCS of Southern Arizona, we believe in healing the whole person,” explains Carlos Hernández, President & CEO of JFCS.
Arizona Jewish Post3 个月
New TJMHC Exhibit Explores the Complexities of Witnessing Violence
On Wednesday, October 23, Tucson Jewish Museum & Holocaust Center (TJMHC) hosted an opening reception of the Allen & Marianne Langer Contemporary Human Rights Exhibit. The new exhibit is titled ...
Arizona Jewish Post4 个月
Blending Tradition, Tzedakah, and Coffee Klatch, Craft Groups Connect Local Jewish Women
From top left (clockwise): At a Chabad Oro Valley Handicrafters session, Rita Rosenhall displays a knitted vest she made, which kept her warm on a family trip to Alaska; Barbara Esmond holds up an ...
Arizona Jewish Post3 年
“Chesed Amitie: A true kindness” UArizona student David Lex profiles Rabbi Billy
Tucson-native and UArizona student, David Lex, wrote a longform article about the life of Rabbi Philip Lewkowicz, known to our community affectionately as “Rabbi Billy,” for his journalism class. In ...
Arizona Jewish Post1 个月
The Tucson J International Film Festival is Back for its 34th Year this January
Opening the curtain on its 34th year, the Tucson J International Film Festival starts on January 8, with in-person screenings and special events for select films through January 19, with most films ...
Arizona Jewish Post8 年
Pomegranates easy to grow in Tucson climate
Fall can be a busy time of year with kids heading back to school, the High Holy Days, and for gardeners, fall planting. Fall is an ideal time to plant many things, especially trees. Which tree? The ...
Arizona Jewish Post6 年
Jewish background part of mix for pub owner, manager
Firefighter and co-owner of Sentinel Peak Brewing Company, left, with Samantha Berkson, Sentinel Peak general manager (Courtesy Sentinel Peak Brewing Company) Quite a few firefighters open restaurants ...
Arizona Jewish Post7 个月
Of Blessed Memory: Jim Stuehringer
Jim Stuehringer passed away on June 29, 2024, surrounded by loving family and friends after a battle with dementia. He was born in Akron, Ohio on August 19,1948 to Flo and Chuck Stuehringer. After ...
Arizona Jewish Post3 年
Introducing Arizona Jewish Post-Its
We are delighted to introduce Arizona Jewish Post-Its, a hub for stories from Arizona Jewish life. From lifecycle events to local happenings, this content is submitted and written by community members ...
Arizona Jewish Post5 年
On Hanukkah, like a moth to the flame
It began as a typical Jewish Christmas Eve. To borrow a quote from Elana Kagan: “Like most Jews, I was at a Chinese restaurant.” As I walked through the restaurant, I passed table after table of ...