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Now is the time.

[December 27, 2023] This has been a hard year for the Jewish people. We’re all doing what we can in this moment…Today Adamah is North America’s leading Jewish environmental organization, with unprecedented impact—and more demand for our work than ever

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This Chanukah: Hope, Steadfast

[December 7, 2023] The story of Chanukah teaches us to stand tall in who we are, but the light of the candles also beckons us to see and treat each other with warmth and compassion, to listen, to learn, to hope

Bittersweet

[November 29, 2023] One week ago, I took our two teenage boys to the March for Israel in Washington DC—the most powerful experience of Jewish Peoplehood I never wanted them to need…It was beautiful, heartbreaking, and hopeful all at once

This is who we are.

[November 28, 2023] …beyond the marches, the speeches, and the statements, what is Adamah’s relationship to Israel? Building upon many years of Israel engagement work, we continue to build strong ties between American Jewish and Israeli environmentalists and peacebuilders

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Heart-Centered

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[October 23, 2023] We educate, inspire, and mobilize Jews across the country and around the world to build a more sustainable future—a powerful shared goal for our people and our planet. We are committed to Jewish Peoplehood & Planethood

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We Can Do This

[September 13, 2023] It is so easy to become overwhelmed by the state of the world, to turn away from the reality we live in this year, and next.  But our tradition forbids it.  We are called to look ourselves in the mirror, individually and collectively

Remember.  And Renew. 

Adamah Blog, Elul, Jakir

[September 13, 2023] It is so easy to become overwhelmed by the state of the world, to turn away from the reality we live in this year, and next.  But our tradition forbids it.  We are called to look ourselves in the mirror, individually and collectively

A Shofar Near You

Adamah Blog, Elul, Jakir

[August 16, 2023] More than once this summer, I’ve broken down trying to think about and talk to my kids about this. I feel so heartbroken for what they—and kids everywhere—are living through now and what they will step into as they grow up.