Check out and share Keshet's Youth Program staff's words of strength and resilience.

"If you’re like me and find it hard to acknowledge when you’re struggling, consider this your invitation."

Watch Joy Ladin read her powerful and deeply resonant poem, "Survival Guide."

In celebration of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Heritage Month and Jewish Heritage Month, we had the privilege of sitting down and chatting with Emet Marwell.

In celebration of Trans Day of Visibility (TDOV), we had the privilege of sitting down with Alaine Jolicoeur (she/her), an educator, advocate, and leader who has been openly living as a trans woman since 2012.

Keshet youth created an incredible zine. Check it out here!

Check out Rabbi Eliana Kayelle's wisdom on the intersection of Tu B'Shvat and gender-affirming healthcare.

To harm trans people is to betray the preciousness of each human being. To harm trans people is to deny the responsibility we all have for one another, Kol Yisrael Areivim Ze Bazeh.

Resources, both national and state-based, for trans people and their families.

Attacks on trans athletes harm all of us. Learn what your community can do to avoid this harm.

True feminist liberation requires dismantling all systems of oppression, including those that police gender identity and expression.

Join Keshet and take the pledge to uphold the dignity, safety, and humanity of all trans, nonbinary and intersex people. Rooted in the Jewish values of justice (tzedek) and dignity (kavod), we will commit to taking meaningful action to affirm that trans Jews belong here.

Created by Hillel International and Keshet

Read "Threads of Identity" — the ground-breaking report that explores the unique experiences, challenges, and resilience of LGBTQ+ Jews of Color in Jewish spaces.

Our young people must have the freedom to be their full selves, pursue their dreams, and live with dignity — no exceptions.

This guide provides ways to respond when someone comes out to you as transgender.

This resource includes a guide to pronouns, with an emphasis on addressing questions about using “they” as a singular pronoun.

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

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

Check out this guide to enhance your Shabbat and Havdalah services.

Check out Ziggy Valdez's reflection on their experiences praying at the Kotel as their full Queer, Mexican, and Jewish self.