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Statement from Jewish Federations of North America regarding the joint US-Israeli military actions against Iran

Jewish Federations of North America President and CEO Eric D. Fingerhut said:“All security protocols in North America should be fully observed. May this moment bring a renewed understanding of our shared responsibility for the future of the Jewish people and … Read More >

Federation February 28, 2026

Louisville JCRC on the events in Minneapolis

Our hearts are with the Minneapolis community. In solidarity, we share the words of Lord Rabbi Jonathan Sacks:   “The Hebrew Bible contains the great command, ‘You shall love your neighbor as yourself, and this has often been taken as … Read More >

Federation January 30, 2026

It’s been a whirlwind, connection-rich five months for our ShinShinim

By Rona & Yael Louisville’s newest ShinShinim  We can’t believe it has already been five months since we arrived in Louisville. Over this time we have met many wonderful people, who, from our very first week, have made this community feel like home.  Some background: Both of … Read More >

Federation January 29, 2026

Amid a sometimes unforgiving world, it’s up to us to find defining points of light

By Andrew Adler Community Editor   Mike Uram is one of those rabbis who turns informality to his conspicuous advantage. As Chief Jewish Learning Officer for Jewish Federations of North America, his quite-a-mouthful job title stands in potential contradiction to his way of … Read More >

Federation January 29, 2026

Unity in Security: Reflections on my civil rights trip to Atlanta & the need for Kentucky interfaith security grants

By Trent Spoolstra JCRC Director A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of joining other Jewish Community Relations Directors from across the country in the Jewish Council for Public Affairs Taste of Civil Rights tour of Atlanta. I’d spent many hours driving … Read More >

Federation January 29, 2026

From 135 to 136: A Community’s Story Continues

By Lenae Price This year, the Trager Family JCC proudly celebrated 135 years of strengthening Jewish life in Louisville, honoring a legacy shaped by generations of members, families, and supporters.  Our 135th Anniversary was woven into several of the Trager … Read More >

Federation January 29, 2026

Sara’s View: Voices are sounding the alarm – and it’s our responsibility to listen

By Sara Klein Wagner What was it like 90 years ago, 180 years ago, 300 years – when news took its time making its way throughout a town or village, much less across the globe? As I sit here on … Read More >

Federation January 29, 2026

Out of a life of books, a new endowment rises up

By Andrew Adler Community Editor   Evie Topcik was steeped in Judaism’s eternally resonant pages. If Jews are the “People of the Book,” she built a personal and professional life defined – literally – by books themselves. And when she passed away on May 7, … Read More >

Federation January 29, 2026

Women’s Philanthropy Newsletter Interview: Madeline Abramson

Madeline was interviewed by Samantha Simon Where are you currently putting your energy at this time in your life? Well, in a variety of areas. Outside of my family, I put my energy into Maryhurst, the Kentucky Center and the Red Cross, where I’ve been involved for over 35 years. I … Read More >

Federation January 21, 2026

JCC Sports Reunion brings nostalgia and the return of sports banners

By Amy Joseph Landon Senior Director of Marketing and Communications  For so many in our community, the past 135 years of the JCC have been filled with memories of sports, from the games played to the friends made along the … Read More >

Federation December 30, 2025

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