There were two words that kept coming up over and over again during my trip: trauma and resilience.
In moments such as these, our communities rely on one another to come together, embrace each other, and provide strength. I hope we will continue to do so.
This program is designed to prepare and empower the next generation of Jewish leaders in the Seattle area.
Today, 467 days after October 7 — the single worst attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust — there is meaningful progress for the safe and swift return of all hostages.
The Federation is here to help make camp and Israel programs a reality.
This Thanksgiving, be a part of sustaining Jewish life in Seattle.
While it was powerful to be together, there were reminders throughout the conference that it remains an immensely difficult time.
Last night we had a powerful Federation event featuring the thought-provoking and inspiring words of Dara Horn.
Yesterday, the University of Washington (UW) released the final reports, findings, and recommendations from the task forces on antisemitism and Islamophobia that were announced midway through last school year.
We are working closely with Jewish Federations of North America to support the Hurricane Relief Fund.
As we prepare to welcome Rosh Hashanah – the start of a new year – I am holding onto both optimism and hope, as difficult as that is at times.
The recent disruption of the September 12 Board of Regents meeting only further highlighted the ongoing failure to protect our community.
The University of Washington must take immediate action to restore safety and dignity for Jewish students.
The news this past weekend of the six hostages have left us with no words.
Thanks to you, our Jewish Community of Greater Seattle is making a significant difference.
Many Jewish young people are experiencing the joy of Jewish summer camp all over the state.
Much of our communal attention in the last two weeks has been focused on the Wing Luke Museum.
On June 20, we recognize many community leaders at the Federation’s Annual Meeting.
School administrators and educators must take steps to address antisemitism.
Many themes of the holiday have taken on a new meaning in the post-October 7 world.
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