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DENVER – JEWISHcolorado today announced that lay leader and board vice chair Neil Oberfeld will be the next chair of the Board of Directors beginning July 1, 2026. He succeeds outgoing Chair Ben Lusher, who served in the role for three years. Outgoing Chair Ben Lusher During his tenure, Lusher provided exceptional leadership, guiding JEWISHcolorado through a period of growth and innovation while helping the community come together in the wake of the …
At JCT's hackathon, teams of women created innovative technologies, including a smart tracking system for emergency response, demonstrating their ability to address complex real-world challenges effectively.
Rabbi Charna Rosenholtz's new column explores the Hebrew month of Tammuz, emphasizing spiritual clarity, moral insight, and the need to confront distortions in how we see ourselves and others.
The UAW, by divesting from Israel Bonds and thereby goose stepping to Omar Barghouti's BDS movement, has thrown the proud Zionism of UAW legend Walter Reuther and the Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr under the bus.
During his June 18 press conference, VP Vance stated, regarding Iran, that “their nuclear program has been totally destroyed.”
In celebration of America at 250, the Boulder JCC presents two films illuminating Jewish contributions to our new nation’s history on Tuesday, July 28 at the Dairy Arts Center’s Boedecker Theater. Join Boulder Jewish Film Festival founding director Kathryn Bernheimer and guests to view and discuss two festival favorites that shed light on unfamiliar chapters …
Joshua Kail humorously discusses how Judaism's summer practices are outdated, advocating for modernization through new prayers, holidays, and food that reflects the heat and vitality of contemporary life.
Florida Republicans have redrawn congressional maps to weaken Democratic representation, raising concerns about racial tensions and potential antisemitism against Jewish candidates like Wasserman Schultz and Moskowitz.
