Featured Stories

• April 14, 2015

  Cuban Jewish Kindness: What I Hope Won’t Change

  This February I went to Havana to see what I could learn about how the island’s Jewish community is responding to the news of restored political relations between the U.S. and Cuba. But a few days into my trip, I started to feel ill. My lips suddenly... Read more

  cuba, latin america, travel, diaspora
• September 15, 2014

  Seema Daryanani: For All Our Daughters

  Did you know that over 27 million people are enslaved around the world today - more people than the entire population of Australia? That more than half of them are children, some as young as 5, sold for the purposes of sex or labor? That the business of human trafficking is estimated... Read more

  human rights, activism, children
• September 10, 2014

  El Al Security

  israel, travel, visual art