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Dickinson Adamah Campus Chapter Leader Student Snapshot
Zahavah Sterling ’27 has found community and connection at Dickinson and around the world, studying abroad in Spain and Argentina during her junior year and helping build community through Jewish life and environmental initiatives on campus.
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.
Sundays on the Farm Unites Jews and Their Natural Tradition
At Pearlstone, a sprawling outdoor campus in Reisterstown that serves as Adamah’s headquarters, there’s a program that welcomes Baltimoreans to participate in activities in the natural world that are rooted in Jewish tradition. This is the second iteration of Pearlstone’s Sundays on the Farm series. The first existed pre-pandemic and ended in 2020. When the program was revived last year, it was a breath of fresh air for all involved, and they haven’t slowed down since…
Pearlstone to Celebrate Its 25th Anniversary in October
Rooted in Wonder: Rishonim and Avodah Bring Jewish Wisdom to the Wild
Putting Things in Reverse
How Adamah Detroit Functions Like an Efficient Beehive
The Temple Goes Solar
Fight wildfires and other climate crises with this spiritual guide to catastrophe
Climate activists compile a Tisha B’Av prayer and repair repertoire aimed at healing a hurt environment. Adamah CEO, Jakir Manela was recently quoted in this Dayenu article published in The Forward.
Camp Isabella Freedman Marks Seven Decades of Community, Creativity, Friendship and Joy
Rooted in reciprocity: Adamah Farm grows food, community and connection
What Happens When Jewish Values Meet Climate Action?
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.
















































