Join us to honor Idit Klein for her 24 years of extraordinary leadership and celebrate Keshet’s tremendous impact. Attend the May 28 gala, in person or online! Donate to the Idit Klein Fund for the Impossible. Learn how we've changed Jewish life, together.
Passover is a holiday of liberation, storytelling, gathering, and envisioning the world as it should be.
Eilu v’eilu: Both these and these are true. As LGBTQ+ Jews and allies, the challenges we faced in 2024 often felt insurmountable. And we are built for such moments. Read the Annual Report 2024.
Read "Threads of Identity" — the ground-breaking report that explores the unique experiences, challenges, and resilience of LGBTQ+ Jews of Color in Jewish spaces.
Bring Keshet to your community! On this page, you can request trainings for your organization's staff, speakers that fit the moment, and advocacy events centered around taking action for LGBTQ+ rights.
Keshet works for the full equality of all LGBTQ Jews and our families in Jewish life. This is how we do it.
Explore Keshet’s LGBTQ+ Jewish Resource Library and check the Community Calendar for events!
Your generous support gives our community hope. Learn about our Pride Circle, Equality Council, and other ways that your gift to Keshet builds a better world. We can't do it without you! Donate today.
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For decades Adath Israel has striven to be a community where LGBTQ+ folks feel not only welcomed, but valued. Joining the Shivyon Equality Project was an extension of that longstanding commitment to equity and belonging and helped us see areas where we could improve…We reviewed our by-laws, forms, and communications to eliminate non-inclusive language, worked with our library to indicate books with LGBTQ+ content, increased the size and scope of our Pride Committee, developed an employee policy handbook, and converted single gender bathrooms into all-gender bathrooms…Every organization, even ones doing good work (perhaps, especially ones doing good work), can benefit from fresh eyes!
Joanna Schnurman (she/her), Office Administrator, Adath Israel, Connecticut