Dayeinu – Being LGBTQ+ and Enough Adapted from "Ma Nishtana - A LGBTQ+ and Ally Haggadah," this version of Dayeinu centers the struggles of LGBTQ people.
This Black History Month, I am Honoring the Present and the Future In the never ending-battle against white supremacy and Christian hegemony, where does a young, Black, queer Jew fit in?
Sample Language for Activism and Advocacy A script for email, phone, postcards, and text messages, to speak up as Jews for LGBTQ+ rights.
The Roots of our Ancestors My leadership is the fruit and the flowers in bloom, and Martin Luther King, Jr. and the rest of my ancestors are the invisible roots I sometimes forget to pause and thank.
Planting Seeds of Growth / Tu BiShvat and Dr. MLK, Jr. Day Tu Bishvat is an opportunity for us to cultivate our growth and development. We can offer gratitude to the natural world around us for giving structure to our chaotic lives.
The Brazen Queerness of Tu Bishvat Queer joy fosters a closeness with others that is unique and beautiful. Being in the presence of queer joy made me feel more confident in my queerness.
Growing Into Who I’ve Always Been / Tu BiShvat and Dr. MLK, Jr. Day Some seeds are not ready to sprout right away, and need time in the dark to feel the sun filter through. I’m glad I had the time and the care to heal and grow at my own pace.
Loving Power / Tu BiShvat and Dr. MLK, Jr Day Dr. King: "Power without love is reckless and abusive, and love without power is sentimental and anemic."