Finding Keshet for the first time? Just came out? Finally bringing together your Jewish and LGBTQ+ selves? We are so glad you are here.

Learn how you can make the most out of this year's Pride Month!

Reach out to your elected officials to make it clear that freedom of religion does not mean treading on the rights of the LGBTQ+ community!

Keshet's Director of Community Mobilization Jon Cohen shares his thoughts amid the fight for LGBTQ+ rights in his home state of Florida

Keshet President & CEO Idit Klein spoke with LGBTQ+ Jewish teens, learning their thoughts about struggles, hope, and liberation in their lives and visions of the future.

Is Perlman, an Asian-American Jew, shares their thoughts during Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and Jewish American Heritage Month

An interview with Rabbi Xava de Cordova and Binya Kóatz

Find events, promote your community's Pride events, and download multifaith resources! Keshet is helping lead this month-long, US-wide effort to mobilize religious and faith communities for LGBTQ+ rights.

Looking for community in-person or online in the near future? Check out all the great events that Keshet has coming up!

Keshet has created a collection of fun LGBTQ+ Jewish Pride signs! Download and print your favorites!

Displaying these LGBTQ Jewish Safe Zone and Pride stickers is an easy way to indicate your organization or classroom is a safe space for LGBTQ+ people.

Print this sign to make it clear that your congregation, institution, or home is a place where trans Jews belong.

Use this resource as a deep dive into our Seven Values for inclusion as a part of your Pride text studies.

This guide gives quick tips and information on creating a community of belonging where everyone can feel seen, heard, and whole.

Find LGBTQ+ inclusive Jewish institutions and clergy here.

Explore Keshet’s LGBTQ Jewish Resource Library and check the Community Calendar for events!

Essays, rituals, art, profiles, and more—all by and about LGBTQ+ Jews of Color.

Check out this beautiful series of rituals and blessings created by the Trans Halakha Project, an initiative of SVARA: A Traditionally Radical Yeshiva.