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You’re invited to join Jewish events at Climate Week NYC
There is something wonderful about New York Climate Week.
For one week each year, New York becomes a gathering place for people from around the world who are determined to find solutions to one of the greatest challenges of our time: how to protect the people and places we love from climate catastrophes while building a healthier, more resilient and more prosperous future.
Putting Things in Reverse
By Sam Sobel Hello, reader! In case you missed the previous Baltimore Environmental Sustainability Network blogs, let me introduce myself. My…
Lag B’Omer: A Day of Light and Reflection
Dear Friends, Lag B’Omer is a day layered with meaning. It marks the passing of Rabbi Shimon bar Yochai, traditionally…
Freedom Is Hard
Dear Friends, Pesach arrives each year just as the earth begins to soften and stir, buds emerging, light lingering a…
A Message for Nisan
Rosh Chodesh Tov. We are entering Nisan, the Hebrew month of spring and rebirth. The daffodils have broken through the…
Connecting People and Planet: Adamah Atlanta
When we talk about Jewish philanthropy, we often speak in metaphors – planting seeds, nurturing growth, honoring our roots. For Adamah ATL, an Atlanta Jewish Foundation grant recipient, those aren’t just symbolic ideas. They’re a call to roll up your sleeves and get to work in sanctuaries, campuses, and soil across Atlanta.
Adamah Detroit Hosts Multigenerational Tu B’Shvat Events
Read the article: Adamah Detroit Hosts Multigenerational Tu B’Shvat Events in the Detroit Jewish News.
Tu B’Shvat in New York: From Ancient Roots to Climate Action
Tu B’Shvat’s ancient wisdom is relevant to New York and New Yorkers today, urging us to honor our trees and care for ecosystems while grounding climate action in both social justice and Jewish life. At Adamah NY, this notion guides our daily work.
From Passover to Earth Day
[April 22, 2025] Bringing the themes of Passover to Earth Day, we connected with our partners at Adamah to discuss, “How can we all be free from environmental injustices?”.
ecoAmerica Announces Finalists for the 2025 American Climate Leadership Awards
Golda Och Academy (GOA) Chapter of the Jewish Youth Climate Movement (JYCM) joins other finalists for ecoAmerica 2025 American Climate Leadership Awards.
Detroit Celebrates Tu B’Shvat with a Festive Seder and Environmental Focus
Joining to celebrate with a festive meal — the Tu b’Shvat seder — about 60 people from the Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue (IADS), Adamah Detroit, Repair the World Detroit, The Well and Congregation T’chiyah gathered at the Samantha Woll Center for Jewish Detroit (home of IADS) in Downtown Detroit.
Tu B’Shvat 5785 & the Jewish Climate Trust
On Tu B’Shvat 5785, Adamah announced a three-year, up to $3 million dollar investment in Adamah’s climate work from the newly launched Jewish Climate Trust (JCT), a new think-and-do tank co-chaired by Stephen Bronfman and Michael Sonnenfeldt. At the helm as CEO is Nigel Savage, founder of Hazon.
Congregation Beth HaTephila
[February 12, 2025] Forced to close for six weeks due to Hurricane Helene, Congregation Beth HaTephila (CBHT) in Asheville, North Carolina chooses to prioritize climate resilience planning.
Temple Emanu-El Sustainability Efforts in Atlanta
[February 12, 2025] Partnering with Georgia Interfaith Power and Light (GIPL), the synagogue conducted an energy audit to identify ways to shrink its carbon footprint. This led to meaningful projects