Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona is relaunching Hebrew High as “a community-built, student-shaped weekly Jewish learning and belonging initiative for grades 8–12,” according to organizers.

In April, a City Council member uttered the term at a meeting in Jeffersonville, Indiana. This month, council members in two New Jersey cities — Paterson and Trenton — used it in government forums. In ...

Jeremy Kneller-Hernandez prepares Jewish food delicacies at St. Philip’s Plaza Market. There was excitement in Tucson’s Jewish community when Jeremy Kneller-Hernandez announced on social media that he ...

For the ninth year, people of all ages and abilities are invited to hit the trail with the Tucson J, kicking off the season of light with movement and community for the annual Hanukkah Hot Cocoa Run ...

A nonpartisan guide from JPSA’s Center for Jewish Resilience prints the candidates’ answers on antisemitism and security for ...

After 30 years as a public behavioral health social worker, Dina Rosengarten is still in love with her role. She has a new position as director at a large, private, non-profit behavioral health center ...

Rafael Valdez Salomon will celebrate becoming a Bar Mitzvah on June 13, 2026, at Kol Ami Synagogue. He is the son of Shay and Nigel. Rafael is an avid reader, left wing on his soccer team, and green ...

Sharon Glassberg has spent years bearing witness to history. As a Holocaust Survivor Services Coordinator at Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Southern Arizona (JFCS) and President of the Board ...

William J. Fishkind, MD, FACS William J. Fishkind, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, physician, teacher, and friend, ...

Boris Kozolchyk, an international and comparative law scholar, prolific author, and beloved pillar of his family and ...

In February 1973, a Jewish Feminist Conference was held at the McAlpin Hotel in New York City with 500 women from around the ...