Since 2023, Adamah’s Climate Action Fund has provided $2.3M+ in loans and grants to 88 projects, saving Jewish institutions over $1.2M annually in energy costs while cutting 3375 metric tons of CO₂. Apply by November 5, 2026.
Adamah’s will be running multiple events during Climate Week, featuring Jewish environmental leaders, climate investors, Israeli cleantech founders, and more.
‘For These Things Do I Weep’ Adamah takes its name from the Hebrew word for earth — and from the relationship at the center of the Torah’s second creation story: Adam, the human being, formed…
Bring participants to the intersection of Judaism and sustainability for a small taste of Teva’s experiential education curriculum. Click on any of the below to view and download PDF instructions for these activities Eco Spa…
The Hazon Shmita Sourcebook presents a guided exploration of the history, concepts, and practices of Shmita, from debt forgiveness to agricultural rest, economic adjustment to charitable giving. The updated sourcebook explores texts and commentaries that…
Categories: Adamah Publications, Environmental Justice, Food Systems & Food Justice, Jewish Agricultural Traditions, Shmita, Social Justice & DEI, Sustainability
Age: Adults, B'nai Mitzvah, High School, Young Adults
Through the practice of a food waste ritual, we can find deep lessons in how we gather, cook, and scrap food. We visually express those lessons into a “visual blessing” using actual food scraps and…
Categories: Jewish Food Traditions, Nature Exploration and Outdoor Wilderness, Sustainability
Tags: waste
Age: Adults, B'nai Mitzvah, Families, Teens, Young Adults, Youth
Jewish Life & Planet Earth Hazon partnered with EarthX to produce episodes on Jewish environmentalism for the Faith is Green series on EarthxTV. This brand new original series details how we can all strive to create…
Use this as a tool for making conscious food choices and to start a discussion about animal welfare at your seder. We discuss many items on the seder plate – but the egg is often…
This Shabbat Guide is organized around how to take meaningful climate action as an individual, in community, and through the political system. Produced in partnership with Dayenu. Download the Climate Action Shabbat Guide
Categories: Adamah Publications, Environmental Justice, Shabbat and Holidays, Social Justice & DEI
Age: Adults, B'nai Mitzvah, High School, Middle School, Young Adults
A Sukkot resource packet with everything you need to shake sustainable, local lulavim. Filled with relevant educational materials, practical shaking and assembly instructions, and accessible spiritual and environmental insights. Created for the Metro Detroit community.…
There are many options to preserve each season’s harvest, including canning, vinegar pickling, drying, blanching and freezing. This particular activity teaches lacto-fermentation pickling – an easy, fun and extremely health-friendly method of food preservation. Participants…
Microgreens are mini versions of regular vegetables. The shoots are harvested at a young age, before they grow into fully matured plants. They have a wonderful flavor and are richer in nutrition than their larger…
As we learn from our tradition, we have a responsibility to care for the trees we have and to plan trees for the future. Recycled papermaking is a way of making new paper without needing…
Our tradition teaches that Shmirat HaGuf (care of our bodies) is important so that we can do good work in the world. To love ourselves we need to take care of our mind, body, and…