Rooted in Wonder: Rishonim and Avodah Bring Jewish Wisdom to the Wild
by rmellman | Aug 17, 2026 | From the Blog This summer, Camp Newman deepened a partnership with Adamah SFto bring campers something they can’t get…
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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…
How Adamah Detroit Functions Like an Efficient Beehive
By Judy Front, Aug 24, 2026 Come learn more with me and other Adamah leaders at this year’s Adamah Community…
Liana’s Reflections as the Adamah ATL Hub Climate Action Intern
For the past six weeks, I’ve had the privilege of serving as the Adamah ATL Hub Climate Action Intern. I came into the internship fueled by Tikkun Olam, hoping to deepen my understanding of how Jewish values can inspire climate advocacy, while helping translate big ideas into actionable solutions. I quickly found those values reflected in Adamah ATL’s work.
What Happens When Jewish Values Meet Climate Action?
By Annie Wolock & Michael S. Simon, Adamah Climate Circle Beth Israel held a Shabbat dinner and tour of its…
WTA Middle School Goes to Teva
Westchester Torah Academy’s fifth and sixth grade students recently enjoyed an incredible outdoor education trip to Teva at Isabella Freedman Retreat Center. Throughout the experience, students had the opportunity to connect with nature, build friendships and learn valuable lessons about environmental responsibility and teamwork.
SAR Academy Fifth Grade Enjoys Teva Trip
SAR Academy’s fifth graders enjoyed an unforgettable two-day adventure at Teva, located at the Isabella Freedman Jewish Retreat Center. From…
National Days of Jewish Service Earth Day Clean-up
Volunteers gathered hundreds of pounds of trash to make a meaningful impact on the local environment. Repair the World Atlanta…
Ashley Pressman: Baltimore City Resident Unites Nature, Judaism and Learning
Ashley Pressman. (Photo credit: Sherry Ibraheem) Ashley Pressman is senior program director at Adamah, an organization that looks to unite…
Hannah Kahn Glass: Shavuot Reflections
Hannah Kahn Glass’s thoughtful reflection on the journey from receiving Torah to living it each day, along with Adamah NY’s highlights from the seven weeks between Pesach and Shavuot. The Omer has ended—but what have these 49 days quietly transformed within us? This reflection traces the journey from barley to wheat, from freedom to purpose, inviting you to see how ancient rhythms of growth are still unfolding in our lives and communities today.
Ramaz Seventh Graders Collaborate With Adamah
By Jewish Link Staff The Ramaz seventh grade had an immersive program in collaboration with Adamah, the biggest Jewish organization…
Reforestation at Pearlstone
At Pearlstone Center, the land is more than a backdrop—it’s a living laboratory for ecological renewal. Over the past year,…
The 7th Annual Women Who Dare: Celebrating our Sheroes
On Friday, April 24th, 2026, National Council of Jewish Women Atlanta Section held their 7th annual “Women Who Dare: Celebrating Our Sheroes” luncheon where they honored Joanna Kobylivker – Community Organizer and Founder/Director of Adamah Atlanta. In total, four extraordinary Jewish women, all visionaries, changemakers, and volunteers, whose efforts improve the lives of women, children, and families were awarded.
Mazel Tov Leora Match – Winner of Na’aleh’s Outstanding Jewish Communal Professional Award
Mazel Tov to the 2026 Outstanding Jewish Communal Professional Award Winner: Leora Match – Pearlstone Center
How To Make Passover More Sustainable and Meaningful
An article published in Detroit Jewish News March 27, 2026 By Ashley Zlatopolsky As Metro Detroit families prepare for Passover,…
A Message for Nisan
Rosh Chodesh Tov. We are entering Nisan, the Hebrew month of spring and rebirth. The daffodils have broken through the…