Human Resources Lee Chottiner COP26, the just-concluded United Nations Climate Conference in Glasgow, Scotland, was hardly everything environmentalists – Jewish environmentalists in particular – had hoped for. Leading developed nations did agree to reduce methane emissions. There were commitments to … Read More
Alayna Altman was in New York getting ready to board a flight to Spain when she got a call from Louisville. It was her physician with bad news. Altman needed to come home right away. A benign tumor in her … Read More
After three years as The J’s point man on all things sustainable, Michael Fraade has decided to make a big life change: He’s going back to school. Specifically, he’s going back to yeshiva. Fraade, the director of The J’s Jewish … Read More
The Louisville J has taken two significant steps to improve its level of environmental sustainability. It will work with Hazon, a Jewish environmental organization working to build healthier, greener Jewish communities, to earn the Hazon Seal of Sustainability. And it … Read More