This lesson is about reflecting on the messages sent to us through media and considering the power of representation.

This lesson is about recognizing Kate Bornstein, as well as interacting with her writing on gender and other social identities.

This guide is designed to share reflections, tools, and ideas for young people who are considering coming out at work or in their communities

Tish’a B’Av is the major day of communal mourning in the Jewish calendar. This exercise is designed to gain a deeper understanding of Tish’a B’Av through exercises built around empathy and allyship.

In this resource you will find a guide on how to choose an LGBTQ+ film for a community screening, educational program, or discussion group. We have also included a short list of films that feature a variety of LGBTQ+ lives and perspectives that Keshet staff recommend.

A resource for people working with teens that provides advice on supporting LGBTQ youth during the COVID-19 pandemic by creating LGBTQ-affirming online spaces.

Join us for a weekly series of thoughtful conversations with LGBTQ Jews about what sustains us and keeps us hopeful.

As LGBTQ Jewish people, we have often been put in situations where we need to create our own ways of persevering through tough moments. Surviving and thriving in this world has pushed us to create our own store of unique wisdom about resilience, joy, and community. Join us for a weekly series of thoughtful conversations with LGBTQ Jews about what sustains us and keeps us hopeful. This week, we welcome Eric Marcus

On this Zoom discussion we came together for a pre-Passover schmooze with the Keshet team, and to hear about our favorite ways to make the Seder as queer as can be! We also took some time to hear from our community about their favorite Passover resources so we could prepare to celebrate!

Hear from Jacob and Mimi about their journeys and their family’s advocacy for transgender and non-binary rights. Hosting this online discussion is the brilliant and witty S. Bear Bergman.

Rabbi Silverstein and Rabbi Buck explore some of their favorite Jewish texts and discuss how to build a Jewish community and world that allows everyone to express their full selves.

A guide to counting the Omer, including meditations and blessings in feminine, masculine, and nonbinary Hebrew.