By Jackie Hajdenberg (JTA) — Less than a week after the United Nations secretary general urged an investigation into reported sexual violence by Hamas, the Israeli U.N. mission held a conference on the allegations and pressed the international community to … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor National Council of Jewish Women, Louisville Section has a new executive director: Sarah Harlan, currently head of The Temple’s religious school and the Louisville High School of Jewish Studies. Harlan will begin her new job on … Read More
(This story will be updated) By Andrew Adler Community Editor Nancy Chazen announced today (July 6) that she was stepping down as executive director of National Council of Jewish Women, Louisville Section, to become the new executive director of The … Read More
By Jackie Hajdenberg (JTA) — Before sundown last Friday night, as American Jews prepared to light their Shabbat candles, some also lit yahrzeit candles. The additional flames, which signify mourning, burned in commemoration of the first anniversary of Dobbs v. … Read More
By Jackie Hajdenberg (JTA) — Assembling abortion aftercare kits. A Havdalah ceremony combined with an update on state reproductive rights legislation. Sermons on abortion and Jewish law. Those are some of the many ways more than 1500 synagogues and Jewish … Read More
Guest Columnist Beth Salamon (Editor’s note: This is the last in a three-part series by NCJW, Louisville Section, about voting in the November election.) Here we are, just days away from Election Day, and Kentuckians are benefitting from what … Read More
Guest Columnists Beth Salamon and Ruth Greenberg (This is the second in a three-part series by NCJW, Louisville Section, about voting in the November election.) Voting hasn’t always been easy for everyone, but this year feels particularly challenging. For many … Read More
Guest Columnist Ruth Greenberg (Editor’s note: This is the first in a three-part series by the National Council of Jewish Women, Louisville Section, on voting issues, leading up to the November election.) Thanks to Governor Andy Beshear and Secretary of … Read More
Immigration Justice Vigil & Luncheon Jews for Justice in Immigration (JJI) and Temple Shalom will hold a joint program on Saturday, Nov. 30. JJI’s weekly Saturday morning “Immigrants & Refugees Welcome” vigil will be held at 9:30 a.m. in front … Read More
The Fetal Heartbeat Bill finally passed the Kentucky House of Representatives Thursday night, joining another anti-abortion measure that passed the legislature earlier that day. Both were sent to Gov. Matt Bevin’s desk for signing. The ACLU’s response? See you in … Read More
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