Cincy is Getting Pickled
Throughout Cincinnati, you can find long-standing golf courses, bowling alleys, hiking trails, running races, and now a very vibrant pickleball scene.
The Israeli Resistance Protests from the Sidelines: An Expat’s FOMO
Our friends and family members are genuinely scared about the future of the country, but they are not giving up hope.
Approaching Modern Love with Jewish Wisdom
“Dating can be very frustrating and anxiety provoking and confusing,” said Soroka. “I don’t intend to solve that. I don’t think we can make it a fairy tale for everybody, but if you’re going into dating in the right mindset then dating can go from frustrating to something that is navigable.”
Judge Marilyn Zayas hosts 2023 AJC’s Simon Lazarus Jr. Award Finalists
Each year since 1965 the Cincinnati office of American Jewish Committee (AJC) recognizes outstanding high school juniors and seniors who demonstrate a commitment to upholding values of community service and […]
Issue 1 Vote Could Take Down Core Jewish Priority Of Reproductive Rights
Next week Ohio voters head to the polls to decide the state’s future in a special election. Learn what’s at stake on Aug. 8 — and potentially in November.
Miriam Terlinchamp Chosen as Executive Director of Judaism Unbound
Rabbi Miriam Terlinchamp, who played a pivotal role in expanding Temple Sholom’s congregation, has been tapped as the next executive director of Judaism Unbound.
Empowering Individuals through Partnership
On April 27th, JVS Careers, Dress for Success, and Portaluca joined forces to create an empowering event to connect clients with the valuable resources Dress for Success and Portaluca have […]
Out, Proud & Jewish in Cincinnati
Society has come a long way since that fateful night, with many Jewish activists like Harvey Milk, Edie Fischer and Barney Frank fighting for equal rights.
The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati Awards Local Congregations $4.4 Million in Multi-Year Grants to Elevate Jewish Education and Engagement
The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati awarded eight local congregations $4.4 million total in grants to be paid out over three years, strengthening a partnership between the Foundation and these institutions enhancing Jewish life in our community.
From Darkness to Light: The Impact of March of the Living
From darkness to light, Jewish teens find growth, understanding and friendship through their time on March of the Living. The International March of the Living is an educational experience that […]