The CU Boulder campus and wider public is invited to the public testimony of Otto Verdoner, a child survivor of the Holocaust. The presentation will take place on Wednesday, May 1, 2024.

Haver and the Rabbinic Council of Boulder, with community support, launched the Shoah Family History project to collect Holocaust experiences and strengthen connections to Jewish history.

Chuck Morris, pivotal in developing Colorado's music scene, shares insights on May 8 at Boulder JCC. Inducted into Colorado Music Hall of Fame, he transformed local venues and promoted major acts.

With programming focusing on building community through social and educational opportunities, Women of the J have numerous activities planned for May.

Check out all the wonderful opportunities for fellowship during the month of May!

Beit Dvash launched its community beekeeping project at Boulder JCC, featuring an event with creative activities, painting hives, and promoting environmental stewardship.

Sahar Tartak, a Jewish Yale student, was attacked by a student with a Palestinian flag at an anti-Israel protest, leading to hospitalization. Protests at various universities persistently disrupt and intimidate, challenging campus policies and escalating tensions, culminating in numerous arrests and administrative actions.

A new poem from Todd Greenberg