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.
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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…
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.
$1 Million Awarded to Adamah Coalition Members for Carbon Reducing Projects
Since 2023, Adamah’s Climate Action Fund has awarded $1,846,533 in interest-free loans and matching grants. Combined there are 79 projects reducing greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 3851 metric tons annually, the equivalent of 50 tanker trucks’ worth of gasoline.
New York Jewish community unites to press Governor Hochul
New York Jewish community unites to press Governor Hochul to protect our climate and communities and recommit to renewable energy…
JTS Awarded $10,000 Grant from the Adamah Climate Action Fund
JTS has been awarded a grant of $10,000 for an LED lighting upgrade in 2026, matching JTS’s own financial commitment. By converting JTS’s building light fixtures to LED, we are projected to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 69 tons and save $50,000 per year. This is a critical next step in the significant energy efficiency investments that JTS has already made in its infrastructure, such as heating systems and window replacements.
Announcing the 2025 Climate Action Fund Recipients
[July 3, 2025] Adamah’s Climate Action Fund empowers Jewish organizations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, lower operating costs, and serve as environmental leaders in their communities
Launching the Jewish Green Business Network
[June 20, 2025] The Jewish Green Business Network connects North American and Israeli green business professionals in order to accelerate climate solutions across the Jewish world and beyond.
Adamah-NY’s first Roots and Resilience Environmental Journey to Israel
WHAT A WEEK. Just one week ago, we embarked on Adamah-NY’s first Roots and Resilience environmental journey to Israel. Landing in Israel on a Friday afternoon was a powerful moment
The 2025 Trailblazers in Clean Energy
[April 21, 2025] The transition to clean energy has entered a new phase in New York, as the state faces threats from new tariffs, economic headwinds and a pivot away from climate change policies in Washington, D.C. Yet renewable resources like solar and wind
Strengthening Jewish Climate Leadership Through Adamah’s Israel Journeys
Adamah has built a movement that engages tens of thousands of people each year. Now, with two life-changing trips to Israel in 2025, Adamah is deepening its impact—bringing together Jewish environmental leaders to learn, collaborate, and take action.
THE CHARLES BRONFMAN PRIZE CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF GLOBAL HUMANITARIAN IMPACT
[September 26, 2024] A transformational convening of humanitarians for conversations ranging from social justice to healthcare to education to climate change
Adamah and UJA-Federation of New York team up to provide $130K in matching grants to support energy efficiency
[July 23, 2024] … Prompted by a new law that aims to make New York City carbon neutral by 2050, Adamah is teaming with UJA-Federation of New York to offer $130,000 in matching grants to support